Title: HLSD 405 Module 1

Q: Border and transportation is a priority mission for the Department of Homeland Security.
A: true

Q: Border Patrol, the U.S. Coast Guard, and Customs and Immigration, were incorporated into the Department of Homeland Security when it stood up in 1999.
A: false

Q: Border Patrol, the U.S. Coast Guard, and Customs and Immigration, were incorporated into the Department of Homeland Security when it stood up in 1999.
A: true

Q: The 2002 Homeland Security Act made counterterrorism a core mission of the Department of Interior, and it remains a top priority to this day.
A: false

Q: After 9/11 FEMA was empowered by the Homeland Security Grant Program to elicit voluntary cooperation and develop standards across State and Local agencies.
A: true

Q: Countering weapons of mass destruction was not a concern before 9/11.
A: false

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Q: Border Patrol maintains security along the U.S. land border with [...]/[...] and [...]/[...].

The [...]  maintains security along the U.S. maritime border along the Atlantic and Pacific coasts as well as the [...].

The framework for protecting critical infrastructure was established by [...] issued by President Clinton in [...] and modified under [...] issued by President Bush in [...].

The first National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP) was released in _________
A: Mexico; Canada; Mexico; Canada; U.S. Coast Guard; Gulf of Mexico; PDD-63; 1998; HSPD-7; 2003
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