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How has the US government used the Patriot Act to prevent terrorist attacks since September 11, 2001?
by using electronic surveillance of suspected terrorists

by offering rewards to terrorists who turn themselves in

by keeping information about suspected terrorists private

by opening its borders to better track suspected terrorists

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The Patriot Act allows police to install Internet pen registers without demonstrating probable cause that the suspect is engaged in a criminal activity. By revealing the URLs of Web sites visited by a suspect, a pen register is a much more powerful surveillance tool on the Internet than it is on a telephone network. Your answer would be, Letter Choice (A), By using electronic surveillance of suspected terrorists.






Hope that helps!!!!! :) (Answer: Letter Choice (A), By using electronic surveillance of suspected terrorists.).

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The U.S. government has worked to prevent terrorist attacks with the Patriot Act by using electronic surveillance of suspected terrorists.

How does the U.S. stop terrorist attacks?

The Patriot Act allows the U.S. government to engage in deeper information collection techniques such as electronic surveillance of potential suspects.

By listening into their conversations and other electronic activities, the government is able to find out about potential terrorist threats and act to prevent them before they take place.

Find out more on the Patriot Act at https://brainly.com/question/25741451.

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