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Frost2351

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Which organization sued the government under the Freedom of Information Act to obtain about 2,500 documents, resulting in the revelation of a long list of FBI intelligence abuses?
 
  a. Intelligence Oversight Board
  b. Greenpeace
  c. Electronic Frontier Foundation
  d. Amnesty International

Question 2

PRISM is the surveillance program operated by the NSA that collects data from such companies as Facebook, Yahoo, and Google about people's email and stored data in a process known as
 
  a. unwaranted infiltration.
  b. warrantless wiretapping.
  c. domestic data processing.
  d. datamining.



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c. Electronic Frontier Foundation

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b. warrantless wiretapping.



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