Required ResourcesRead/review the following resources for this activity:Textbook: Chapter 32LessonMinimum of 1 scholarly source (in addition to the textbook)Initial Post InstructionsConsider a few terrorist activities since the 1980s until today. Here is a starting point:1983: United States Embassy in Beirut and Kuwait is bombed1988: Osama bin Laden re-organizes Al Qaeda in Pakistan to carry out attacks1993: World Trade Center Bombing (first time)1995: Oklahoma City Bombing1998: United Stated Embassy bombings Nairobi and Sar Es Salaam2001: 9/11 Bombing of the World Trade Centers2001: Bio Terrorism begins (anthrax letters and Bill Gates's warnings on bio terrorism)2013: Boston Marathon Bombings2018: Pittsburgh Synagogue ShootingThen, address three (3) of the following and craft a response, as a whole, for your selections:Explain if you think that global terrorism can be stopped.Analyze the responsibility of the United States today to be the world's "policeman."Assess if peace and stability in the Middle East are vital to U.S. economy and national security.If the United States withdrew its troops from the Middle East tomorrow, would the terrorist threat end. Why or why not?Assess if the use of military force is the only way to prevent terrorism. Are the other possible alternatives? Which strategy is best and why?

When using a bubble sort to sort a 10-element array, on the fourth pass through the array list you detect that no swap has occurred. This indicates all elements in the array are already in the correct order.Sorting algorithm Bubble is a simple sorting algorithm. It works by reviewing each item on the list that is going to be sorted with the next one, exchanging them in position if they are in the wrong order. It is necessary to review the entire list several times until no more exchanges are needed, which means that the list is sorted. The bubble sort, although easy to understand, is not the most efficient sorting routine.Why might you never need to write a program that sorts data as a professional programmer? Please give an example of an occasion when you would need to sort records.Explain how to use a flag variable to determine whether the list has been fully sorted before the entire list is processed. This situation will occur when the list is mostly sorted before the bubble sort begins.Unit 5.2 DB: Parallel ArraysWhen you sort records, two possible approaches are to place related data items in parallel arrays and to sort records.Please describe the need for parallel arrays. How arrays can only hold a single data type?What are the limitations of parallel arrays? How many parallel arrays are too many? Please give examples.