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Centennial Olympic Park Bombing
Centennial Olympic Park Bombing
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What consequences did Eric Rudolph face after being caught?
Fifty years
Death sentence
Four life sentences
Fourty years
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Who did Eric Rudolph work with?
Anti-abortionist group
Anti-government group
His Christain pastor
No one
3
How was the bomb delivered?
multiple bombs were left in various places
placed in a backpack and left somewhere hidden
It was left by one of the people attending the games
left in a van near the park
4
When did the authorities know of Eric Rudolph's identity?
When he was caught on tape commiting his 4th attack
Right after his attack on Centennial Park
When witnesses reported they saw him leaving the scene of his 4th atttack
Eric turned himself in and confessed to his crimes after his 3rd attack
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What type of bomb was used in Centennial Park?
Homemade pipe bomb
Chemical weapon
Dynamite
Pressure cooker bomb
6
Richard Jewell sued the press for ruining his life and reputation
False
True
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How did Eric Rudolph react after being caught after 5 years?
He let himself be arrested, pleaded guilty, and confessed to his crimes
He ran from the policeman who caught him but got caught later
He let himself be arrested but didn't say anything when being questioned
Pleaded not guilty
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Where has Eric Rudolph committed other attacks?
This was his only attack
Atlanta Northside Family Planning Services
New Women All Women health care center
Otherside lounge
9
Richard Jewell was convicted for the bombing
False
True
10
What type of terrorist was Eric Rudolph?
Religious
Right wing
Separatist
Left wing
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Where is the Centennial Olympic Park?
Alabama
Georgia
Colorado
North Carolina
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What date did the bombing take place?
July 27, 1996
January 29, 1998
January 27, 1997
Febuary 21, 1997
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Why was Richard Jewell suspected?
He didn't warn the authorities about the bomb at first
He only cleared a small area around where the bomb was found
He was the "type of person" to commit the act
His heroic act was too good to be true
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What did Richard Jewell do right after he found the mysterious bag?
Searched the backpack to comfirm it was a bomb
Alerted the bomb team
Evacuated the park immediately
Called 911 from a pay phone five blocks away
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Eric Rudolph remained in hiding for 5 years after this event
False
True
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What were ideals that Rudolph identified himself with?
Anti-Government, Anti-Gun, Anti-Semitism
Anti-Abortion, Anti-Government, Anti-Homosexual
Anti-Homosexual, Anti-Semitism, Anti-Socialism
Anti-Gun, Racism, Fascism
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What happened to the 1996 Olympic Games after the bombing?
Instead of holding the games, they honored the deaths of the bombing
The 1996 games were closed altogether
It was cancelled because part of the stadium was damaged
The park was closed but the games continued
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How did Eric Rudolph live under the radar?
lived in the Appalacian mountains
No records of credit card payments (only accepted cash)
Had no social securiy number
Didn't file tax returns
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How did the situation ruin Richard Jewell's life?
He spent five years dealing with being accused before Rudolph was caught
The press advertised to the world he is a suspect of a terrorist attack
He was held in a jail while he was being investigated
The families of the victims sued him
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How many people were killed during this attack?
400
3
2
112
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Why were people at the Centennial Olympic Park?
Concert booths and park rides
To support olympic athletes about to preform
Food drive
Church study group
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What was the aftermath of this event?
2 people killed
Eric rudolph was convictd years after the crime
Increased security at olympic games
All of the above