Question

from 1973 to 1990, chile was an example of state-sponsored terrorism because general pinochet
supported terrorists in other countries.
offered asylum to known terrorist groups.
provided large amounts of money to terrorists.
allowed terrorists to murder thousands of citizens.

Explanation:

State-sponsored terrorism here refers to the state enabling or carrying out violent acts against its own citizens. Under Pinochet's regime, thousands of Chilean citizens were killed, tortured, or disappeared by state forces acting with official approval, which fits the definition of state-sponsored terrorism in this context. The other options do not align with the well-documented historical record of Pinochet's rule.

Answer:

allowed terrorists to murder thousands of citizens.