Which of the following is an example of combining warfare and welfare in terrorism?
A. insurgents using coercive tactics like the threat of death to recruit new members
B. insurgents seeking funding from expatriates to pay for arms
C. insurgents promising a future reformed state to its recruits
D. insurgents using money from economically-stable recruits to fund their attacks
E. insurgents providing cash payment to a recruit's family upon completion of a
successful attack
E
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