Human Trafficking in the US Answers

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Jamelle is dating a new boyfriend who has been asking her to do things she is not comfortable with. She’s told him no, but he keeps asking and pressuring her.

A
Jamelle is agreeing to do things she doesn’t want.
B
Jamelle is not communicating clearly.
C
Jamelle’s boyfriend is not respecting her wishes.
D
Jamelle’s boyfriend does not ask enough questions.
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Which action falls under the protection component of the Trafficking Victims Protection Act?

A
giving victims of trafficking a special visa to stay in the United States
B
giving prosecutors stronger tools to go after traffickers
C
giving support to foreign countries to reduce human trafficking
D
giving traffickers longer sentences in prison after conviction
3

Which is more commonly one of the signs that someone is being sex trafficked rather than labor trafficked?

A
A person is not allowed to talk to strangers.
B
A person does not have access to a phone.
C
A person has a new brand or tattoo.
D
A person does not have access to their ID.
4

What should someone do if they suspect a friend is being trafficked through forced labor?

A
reach out to authorities
B
confront the suspected trafficker
C
stop talking to the possible victim
D
try to keep it from the public
5

Why are smartphones useful to traffickers for controlling their victims?

A
They allow traffickers to elude authorities.
B
They allow traffickers to communicate with the purchaser.
C
They allow traffickers to advertise on the internet.
D
They allow traffickers to track their victim’s location and actions.
7

What is a business owner likely to face if they assist in facilitating forced labor trafficking?

A
defense assistance
B
small fines
C
receipt of restitution
D
prison time
9

Approximately how many people are likely trafficked into the United States each year?

A
5,500–8,500
B
8,500–11,500
C
11,500–14,500
D
14,500–17,500

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