1. Yamilex Rosas
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2. So the BIG question is:
what is bioterrorism?
-Bioterrorism is the use of biological
weapons instead of actual fire weapons.
Also known as germ
warfare

3. BIOWEAPONS
Some examples of the most common
bioweapons are:
-Bacillus
-Anthracis
-Small Pox
-Anthrax

5. FOR WHAT ARE
BIOWEAPONS USED?
Bioweapons are used to attack any enemy
without actually pointing a gun at their head or
threatening them with an atomic bomb.
Bioweapons can go from killing a whole food
plantation to killing a whole population of
people. Also to scare a population or wage war.

6. WHY ARE BIOWEAPONS USED?
The main reason bioweapons are used are to
ruin your enemy in way that you cant suspect
what’s coming towards you.

7. WARS
Wars that have used biological weapons:
-In World War I the Germans developed anthrax,
glanders cholera and fungus.
-In World War II the Japanese had a facility that
exposed prisoners to these diseases.
-In the French and Indian British forces released
small pox.

8. DEADLY!
The most deadly bioweapons are:
-Ebola
-Anthrax
-Plague

10. CITATIONS
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Website:http://www.immed.org/illness/bioterrorism.html
World War I.(n.d.). Retrieved May 2,2012 Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia
Website:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_War_I
What is Bioterrorism.(n.d.).Retrieved May 2,2012 About.com Terrorist
Issues
Website:http://terrorism.about.com/od/whatisterroris1/tp/bioterrorism.ht
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Cutaneous Anthrax.(n.d.). Retrieved May 2,2012 University of Maryland
Medical Center Website:ttp://www.umm.edu/imagepages/19057.htm
Bioterrorism in the New World Order: Managing a Multifaceted
Prblem.(n.d.). Retrieved May 2,2012 UCLA Burkle Center For
International Relations
Website:http://www.international.ucla.edu/burkle/calendar/showevent.as
p?eventid=230