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CHAPTER 1
What Is Terrorism?
TERRORISM: ORIGIN OF THE WORD
To begin, it seems appropriate to define the term terrorism. Within terrorism lies the word terror. Terror comes from the Latin terrere, which means "frighten" or "tremble." When coupled with the French suffix isme (referencing "to practice"), it becomes akin to "practic -ing the trembling" or "causing the frightening." Trembling and frightening here are syn- onyms for fear, panic, and anxiety - what we would naturally call terror. The word terror is over 2,100 years old. In ancient Rome, the terror cimbricus was a state of panic and emer -gency in response to the coming of the Cimbri tribe killers in 105 BCE. This description of terrorism as being rooted in terror is an example of etymology. Etymology is the study of the origin and evolution of words. From this standpoint, language is organic, changeable, fluctuating, depending on the needs of thinkers and speakers over time and place.1 The word terrorism, in and of itself, was coined during the French Revolution's Reign of Terror (1793-1794). In the Reign of Terror (Le Gouvernement de la Terreur), a group of reb-els, the Jacobins, used the term when self-reflexively portraying their own actions in - and explanations of - the French Revolution. The Reign of Terror was a campaign of large-scale
violence by the French state; between 16,000 and 40,000 people were killed in a little over a year. It is not surprising, then, that the French National Convention proclaimed in