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Exam 3: Human Trafficking
Exam 3: Human Trafficking
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Based off of slides from NURS-122A at Black Hawk College
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All should be looked for when observing for a trafficking victim but what?
cigarette burns
seem to be controlled
signs of mania or euphoria
bruises or signs of battering
2
T or F: trafficking is often apart of the victims own ethnic or national background
True
False
3
T or F: young women or girls do not have the risk for infertility or infections form abortions
False
True
4
All are common reasons why victims or trafficking don't escape but what?
loss of hope
loss of documentation
threats to harm family at home
developing a romantic relationship with the trafficker
5
Is there a difference between smuggling and trafficking?
Yes
No
6
T or F: trafficking often occurs in more rural areas
True
False
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What type of work do victims of trafficking do?
all of the above
unregulated labor
healthcare occupations
law enforcement occupations
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What is the US according to the US State Department?
Transit and origin
non of the above
transit and destination
destination and origin
9
T or F: trafficking occurs most likely where immigration populations settle
True
False
10
Conflicts drive people out of their homes and traffickers often offer refugees the only way out
demand
economic collapse
social attitudes
war
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Domestic abuse, sexism, harsh systems contribute to negative attitudes that traffickers exploit
war
behaviors
complicit authorities
social attitudes
12
All are apart of the USA law when it comes to trafficking but what?
Elimination of the iteragency task force
Witness protection
creation of T-visa
creation of an annual report
13
T or F: state law states that victims of trafficking cannot get compensation from captures
False
True
14
T or F: the USA is one of the largest trafficking site in the world, second to Germany
True
False
15
T or F: healthcare workers are one of the few professionals to interact with victims
True
False
16
All should be looked for when observing for a trafficking victim but what?
Headaches
All are true
GI problems
Unwanted pregnancy
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T or F: trafficking often occurs in big cities so traffickers can lose authorities quicker
True
False
18
Smuggling involves all but what?
illegal border crossing
usually involves physical control
control over immigrant ends at the border
usually uses transportation only
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program created to allow declared victims of trafficking the opportunity to stay in the US
The Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) of 2000
Non of the above
Witness Protection
T-visa
20
All are common ways of becoming a victim of trafficking but what?
responding to ads or studying abroad
being sold by intimate partner or family
seeking help from a distant family friend
promise of marriage, a better life, education, or employment
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involve 2-3 people trafficking individuals or small groups. May operate as small businesses
international crime syndicates
small independent business
individuals
22
Traffickers work with authorities; laws either do not exist or are not enforced
economic collapse
social attitudes
demand
complicit authorities
23
Trafficking commonly involves all but what?
crime against a person
involves usually only transportation via sea
forced labor or sex acts
fraud, coercion, physical, or psychological control
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A trafficking business using bridal orders to lure victims is called what?
individual trafficking operation
small independent business trafficking operation
international crime syndicate trafficking operation
25
Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking, part of Transnational Crime Convention:
US
Canada
European Union
United Nations
26
The Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000 come from where?
Canada
United Nations
European Union
US
27
Scarce jobs and economic opportunities for women and minorities into traffickers’ reach
war
economic collapse
social attitudes
globalization
28
What act increases penalties for offenders and offers protection to victims?
Global Trafficking Victims Act of 1990
Trafficking Victims Protection Act (TVPA) of 2000
National Trafficking Victims act of 1995
Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 1980
29
The Convention of Action against Trafficking in Human Beings came from where?
United Nations
US
Canada
European Union
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Pimps working solo, neighbors, friends or relatives or even foreign diplomats and staff
small independent business
international crime syndicates
individuals
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T or F: Human trafficking does not affect all countries
False
True
32
Legitimate businesses; large number of traffickers and victims.
individuals
international crime syndicates
small independent business
33
All are resources for trafficking but what?
US Department of Health and Human Services
Trafficking Protection Program
The Protection Project
Polaris Project
34
Sex tourism fetches top dollar, free trade puts premium on low labor costs
economical collapse
globalization
demand
social attitudes
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All are possible global solutions for human trafficking but what?
Trafficking Victims Protection Act of 2000
Convention of Action against Trafficking in Human Beings
Global Trafficking Victims Act of 1990
Transnational Crime Convention
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Polarization of wealth, shift from farming to cash crops, migration from rural to urban setting
demand
complicit authorities
globalization
economic collapse
