Last year ISIS and Al Qaeda both made the AP US Comparative FRQ exam with their connection to a terrorist group in Great Britain (Al Qaeda) and Nigeria (ISIS). The three minute Vox video above does a great job of explaining the origins of Al Qaeda and the splintering of ISIS from it. It also connects the groups to the Iraq and Syria.
Saturday, November 14, 2015
A Primer on ISIS
Last year ISIS and Al Qaeda both made the AP US Comparative FRQ exam with their connection to a terrorist group in Great Britain (Al Qaeda) and Nigeria (ISIS). The three minute Vox video above does a great job of explaining the origins of Al Qaeda and the splintering of ISIS from it. It also connects the groups to the Iraq and Syria.
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