PART A: Which statement best expresses the central idea of the text? A. While advocacy groups aren't the typical definition of terrorism, the violence and
take part in makes them a threat according to the F. B.I's definition of
"terrorism."
B. The F. B.I.'s surveillance of advocacy groups as part of their counterterrorism
program has brought into question how the F. B.I. defines "terrorism."
C. While the F. B.I.'s surveillance tactics violates citizens' right to privacy, it protects
them from greater threats.
D. The F. B.I.'s investigation into certain activists due to how it defines "terrorism,"
unfairly identifies them as threats and makes it difficult for them to live their
lives.