$1.$According to Bruce Hoffman $($Inside Terrorism$2017),$ what are the main differences between guerillas and terrorists?

Guerillas operate as hired assassins who team together in an attempt to influence political parties during a time of hostility. Terrorists, on the other hand, usually act selfishly to seize resources and hostages in order to negotiate for money to sustain their organizations.

Guerillas organize as altruists, fighting a war for their cause in the name of social change, but do not obtain territory or overthrow governments. Terrorists, on the other hand, usually overthrow governments to establish a new political and financial system, operating as opportunists.

Guerillas operate as a large military or paramilitary unit of armed individuals who seize and hold territory and exercise sovereignty or control over a geographical area. Terrorists, on the other hand, are usually small in size, rarely seize territory, and do not seek control of an area, but rather seek to influence power systems and social order.

Guerillas are simply $$lone wolf terrorists,$$ who don$$t like the bureaucracy that often accompanies a group, in which they act alone with simplistic tactics to obtain selfish goals. Terrorists, on the other hand, only operate in groups to use military or paramilitary tactics in order to fund criminal organizations.