1. Both Samuel Brittan and Adam Maida use historical examples of how religious “extremism” has either benefited or harmed society. Do these examples make their arguments more effective? Which of the examples do you find most convincing, and why"

2. Rob Boston maintains that the Religious Right uses aggressive tactics, trying to force their religious beliefs on society. How does Terry A. Randall respond to this idea? After reading each author’s viewpoint, do you feel that the Religious Right may be an extremist group? Explain your answer.

3. Jonah Blank contends that most Muslims embrace American values and pose no threat to the United States. Steven Emerson, on the other hand, argues that Islamic terrorist groups hide behind the mainstream Muslim population in the United States and silence the media. In your opinion, does Blank’s viewpoint seem to refute or support Emerson&rsquo...