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When compared to the state Insurgencies are inherently?
weak
Insurgencies are inherently more mobile when compared to the state?
False, they are more WEAK.
What insurgencies are committed to a radical end state seeking to first transform regions leading eventually to the world?
Local
What insurgencies are committed to a radical end state?
Insurgencies committed to a radical end state often seek to achieve profound societal changes, such as the establishment of a theocratic state, a communist regime, or the imposition of extreme nationalist ideologies. Examples include ISIS, which aims to create a caliphate governed by strict interpretations of Islamic law, and Maoist insurgencies, which seek to overthrow existing governments to establish a classless society. Other notable examples include the Tamil Tigers in Sri Lanka, which pursued an independent Tamil Eelam, and various far-left groups that aim for revolutionary socialism. These movements typically employ violence and terrorism as tools to achieve their ideological goals.
How many phases do insurgencies pass through in development?
3
Insurgencies driven by commercial or criminal objectives?
do not desire to displace the government
Most insurgencies pass through common phases of development?
Three
What type of manner does insurgencies fight when they feel that they have superior strength?
conventional.
Where did the fighting in Iraq happen?
First of all, the fighting in Iraq has been occurring against terrorist insurgencies. Since terrorist insurgencies are not a solid military group, they are scattered throughout their country, making direct combat with them very spread out.
Exceptions to insurgencies driven by ideology are those driven by and .?
commercial gain, criminal activity, opportunists
Who was the President that gave support to anti-communist insurgencies in central America Asia and Africa?
Ronald Reagan
Is Costa Rica a US enemy that is a haven for communist insurgencies throughout Middle and South America?
Costa Rica is a democratic nonmilitary country, with an apparently impressive stability and a strong economy, and good ties to the western world. It is almost as far as you could get from "a haven for communist insurgencies".
