Consequences of extremism Flashcards

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Consequences of extremism on individuals and communities

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Trauma and loss, social division and distrust, economic hardship

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Consequences of extremism on national governments

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Increased security and surveillance, strain on resource, polarised political views

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Consequences of extremism on regional and international relations

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Instability, strained relationships, global co-operation

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How is trauma and loss a consequence of extremism on individuals and communities?

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  • Victims of extremism endure long-lasting trauma
  • Survivors are left with mental health issues like PTSD
  • Extremism based on nationalim and religious radicalisation can make communities feel unsafe and fearful, as well as feel trauma because of past incidents
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Extremism trauma and loss example

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The 2023 Peshawar Mosque bombing in Pakistan targeted worshipers, resulting in over 100 deaths. Survivors and the families of victims faced long lasting grief and psychological trauma

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How is social division and distrust a consequence of extremism on individuals and communities?

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  • Extremist events can create atmospheres of mutual distrust
  • Increased stigmatisation of ethnic minorities and other groups
  • Tension and distrust between communities
  • Caused by a fear of similar events happening
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Extremism social division and distrust example

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The 2019 Easter Bombings in Sri Lanka targeted churches and mosques fuelled religious tension and tension, creating security concerns

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How is economic hardship a consequence of extremism on individuals and communities

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  • Disrupt local tourism and economies
  • Measures such as insurance for property costs money
  • Psychological impact means people are out of work for recovery, and they can also lose their jobs due to extremist events
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Extremism economic hardship example

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The 2017 Barcelona terror attack reduced the number of tourists, such as in Las Ramblas, a major attraction

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How is increased security and surveillance a consequence of extremism on national governments?

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  • In response to extremism, governments increase security
  • Governments have responsibility to protect citizens so they increase legislation to do so
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Extremism increased security and surveillance evidence

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After the 2021 Capitol riots in the US, the government increased surveillance in federal areas and during high-profile political events

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How is strain on resources a consequence of extremism on national governments?

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  • Resources that were going to be spent on other areas have to be allocated to tackling extremism
  • Security services have to use more funds on preventing extremism
  • Causes strain on budgets and community resources
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Extremism strain on resources example

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In Afghanistan, terror attacks from groups like ISIS-K have meant that the government allocated more resources to tackling extremism rather than on crucial development and social services

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How is polarised political views a consequence of extremism on national governments?

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  • Strong public and political responses
  • Intensifies debate about immigration and radicalisation
  • Creates political divide, right wing parties gain more support under their promise to keep people safe from groups who have committed extremist acts
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Extremism polarised political views example

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In France, incidents including the 2020 beheading of a schoolteacher, led to the President Macron pushing for stricter laws around Islamic Extremism, which sparked debate as to whether the legislation was necessary

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How is instability a consequence of extremism on regional and international relations?

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  • Contributes to regional instability, crosses borders
  • Neighbouring countries have to manage refugees
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Extremism instability example

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In 2017, insurgency escalations caused by ISIS affiliates i Mozambique led to regional instability in Mozambique and neighbouring countries

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How is strained relationships a consequence of extremism on regional and international relations?

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  • Diplomatic strain between countries
  • Countries may stop trading and cut ties with countries who cannot tackle or permit extremist ideologies
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Extremism strained relationships example

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After Trump was re-elected in 2024, co-leader of the Scottish Green party, Patrick Harvie, criticised the First Minister for congratulating Trump for his victory due to his reputation as being an icon for extremist ideology

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How is global co-operation a consequence of extremism on regional and international relations?

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  • Threats of increase in extremist based violence can puhs countries to co-operate
  • Countries who are allied with others will want to show that they tackle extremism, and so co-operate to tackle it
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Extremism global co-operation example

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Following the re-emergence of ISIS in Syia and Iraq, the US and UK as well as other nations renewed their committment to the Global Coalition to Defeat ISIS