A girl in exile.

PositionQUIZ 1 > NATIONAL
  1. Although the reason for the government's suspicion of Tashnuba Hayder remains hidden, she believes it was Linked to her

    a schoolwork.

    b loner lifestyle.

    c criticism of the U.S. government.

    d monitoring of an Islamic cleric's sermons on the Internet.

  2. Hayder believes that the federal government is prosecuting her simply because she is

    a of Asian descent.

    b exercising her right to freedom of speech and religion.

    c a Muslim.

    d an alien, and all aliens are subject to harassment by the federal government.

  3. In a few words, describe Tashnuba Hayder's view of religion.--

  4. When FBI agents first went to Hayder's home in New York, they claimed to be following up on an investigation of

    a her conversations with friends at school.

    b Muslims who were acting suspiciously.

    c her attempt to elope.

    d illegal use of the Internet.

  5. According to a federal government document provided to The New York Times, Hayder and another girl, from Guinea,

    a were guilty of a criminal act.

    b had to be confined for their own protection.

    c should not have been detained.

    d presented an imminent threat to the security of the United States.

  6. The Legal charge against Hayder

    a involves Lying to federal agents.

    b will keep her out of the U.S. for five years.

    c accused her of being in the U.S. illegally.

    d prevents her from Leaving Bangladesh for an undetermined period of time.

    IN-DEPTH QUESTIONS

  7. After Japan's bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941, the U.S. government, fearing sabotage, put Japanese-Americans from the West Coast in guarded internment camps. What justification would you require to jail suspected terrorists today?

  8. How does the article describe Hayder's demeanor...

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