Question 2 of 25 In 2004, bombs exploded on several trains in Madrid, Spain. Police found a
fax threatening further bloodshed if Spain continued to supply troops as part
of the international forces in Iraq and Afghanistan.
Why were the Madrid train bombings considered an act of terrorism?
A. The bombers attempted to destroy the people of one entire
nationality
B. The bombers agreed with international forces' involvement in Iraq
and Afghanistan.
C. The bombers interfered with governmental infrastructure that
many people depended on.
D. The bombers used violence to create fear in an attempt to change
Spanish policy