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Why are so many Muslims terrorists?
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Muslims do not represent an organized entity, so individuals of any faith or cultural background can choose to commit acts of terror. According to research conducted by the University of Missouri-Columbia and Ohio State University, a large percentage of Islamic radicalization comes from social, economic, and political frustrations related to living in authoritarian regimes, which can lead to an ideology of violence in response to grievances not being addressed. Other factors include unemployment, lack of access to education and the internet, and a disaffected young population vulnerable to radical influences.