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Saniyah Mejia

26 June, 23:03

Which contributed to the spread of domestic terrorism?

improved methods for recruiting new members

declining economies in various developing countries

civilian unrest due to government-enforced restrictions

colonial groups seeking independence from imperialistic powers

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