  In the absence of light Higgs bosons, the W and Z bosons become strongly
interacting particles at energies of about 1 TeV. If the longitudinal W,Z
components are generated by Goldstone modes associated with spontaneous
symmetry breaking in a new strong interaction theory, the quasi-elastic W,Z
scattering amplitudes can be predicted as a systematic chiral expansion in the
energy. We study the potential of TeV e+e- and e-e- linear colliders in
investigating these scattering processes. We estimate the accuracy with which
the coefficients of the chiral expansion can be measured in a multi-parameter
analysis. The measurements will provide us with a quantitative test of the
dynamics underlying the W,Z interactions.
