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Under Public Law 93-366 of 1974, Title II was dedicated to _________.

  1. The Air Transportation Security Act

  2. The Anti-Hijacking Act

  3. General Aviation Safety

  4. Federal Aviation Regulations

The correct answer is: The Air Transportation Security Act

Under Public Law 93-366 of 1974, Title II was dedicated to the Air Transportation Security Act. This law, also known as the Aviation and Transportation Security Act, was passed in response to the increased security threats to air travel in the 1970s. The other options are incorrect because - The Anti-Hijacking Act, passed in 1974, was only a small portion of Public Law 93-366 and does not cover the broader scope of air transportation security as Title II does. - General Aviation Safety is a different topic that focuses on the safety of non-commercial aircraft operations. - While Federal Aviation Regulations are important to air travel, they are a set of rules and standards imposed by the Federal Aviation Administration and not a dedicated law like Title II of Public Law 93-366.

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