International terrorism refers to attacks outside the United States:

International terrorism refers to attacks outside the United States:

• A. Outside of the United States
• B. Within the United States
• C. On international waters only
• D. In foreign embassies only

Answer: (A)

International terrorism is defined by acts that cross national borders or are carried out by groups with international links, aiming to influence governments or populations outside the terrorist’s own country. When an attack occurs outside the United States, it fits this definition, making it the best choice. Attacks inside the United States fall under domestic terrorism, not international. The other options—focusing on being on international waters or targeting foreign embassies—don’t define international terrorism by themselves and don’t capture the cross-border reach that characterizes the concept.

International terrorism is defined by acts that cross national borders or are carried out by groups with international links, aiming to influence governments or populations outside the terrorist’s own country. When an attack occurs outside the United States, it fits this definition, making it the best choice. Attacks inside the United States fall under domestic terrorism, not international. The other options—focusing on being on international waters or targeting foreign embassies—don’t define international terrorism by themselves and don’t capture the cross-border reach that characterizes the concept.