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Just War Theory correct answers The guidelines for when its morally permisable to kill in acts of war Jus ad bellum correct answers Right to go to war Jus ad bellum requirements correct answers 1. Just cause 2. Legitimate authority 3. Right intention 4. Last resort 5. Reasonable chance of success 6. Macroproportionality Jus en bello correct answers Just conduct during war Three separate questions to consider when understanding Just War Theory correct answers • What are the con...

aedes (temple/house) - edifice, edify, edification aestas (summer) - estivate, estival ager (field) - agrarian, agriculture, agricultural, agriculturalist, peregrinate, pilgrim, pilgrimage agricola (farmer) - ager (field) + colō (till / dwell) - q.v. ager amicus (friend) - q.v. amō animal (animal) - q.v. animus animus (mind / soul / spirit) - animadversion, animadvert, animal, animalism, animalistic, animate, anime, animism, animosity, animus, equanimity, inanimate, magnanimi...

TCDHA Anatomy & physiology test 3 1. four main divisions of the brain?: Cerebrum, diencelphalon,cerebellum,brain stem 2. What is the largest part of the brain?: Cerebrum 3. The cerebrum is divided into _____&_____ hemispheres?: right & left 4. Which side of the body does the right hemisphere control?: Left 5. What two structures protect the brain and spinal cord?: mennings, CSF 6. what are the channels formed where the dura mater divides into two layers?: dural sinuses 7. How many layers...

Realism - Attempts to explain the world as it is in reality - rather than describing the world as we would like it to be. This means that realism can sometimes be seen as ignoring the moral or ethical implications of a particular event such as a territorial conflict. Liberalism - Focuses on the way in which we live in a world characterised by interdependence between states, see us as living in an era characterised by great change occurring at a rapid pace. Just War Theory - Describes when i...

PSCI 2223 Review Questions with Correct Answers The one thing almost every theory agrees on to a certain extent. - Answer-The fact that we live in a world of anarchy The methodological and systematic approach to problem solving used within political science. - Answer-Scientific method This school of thought within International Relations emphasizes norms and values over institutions or power. - Answer-Constructivism The two types of pressures on state decision making: - Answer-Internal...

CGSC X100 Terms with Complete Solutions CGSC X100 Terms with Complete Solutions CGSC X100 Terms with Complete Solutions CGSC X100 Terms with Complete Solutions What are the Three levels of War - ANSWER-Strategic, Operational, Tactical Strategic Level of War - ANSWER-national policy and theater strategy (Combatant Commander level) Operational level of War - ANSWER-Campaigns and major operations Tactical Level of War - ANSWER-Battles, Engagements, Small units Jus ...

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CLA Final Exam with 100% correct answers What is lingua franca? - answerbridge language What language is the oldest ancestor of English? - answerProto-indo-eurpean What very important event for the history of the English Language happened in 1066? - answerNorman Invasion What helped standardized American English quickly spread across the United States? - answerradio, newspapers, tv Is latin and inflected language? - answeryes populus, populi - answerpeople, popul-, population, A number o...

Define Isolationism & Internationalism. correct answers Isolationism - the policy adopted by the US at certain times with the intention of remaining neutral from all external affairs in order to maintain the peace. Internationalism - the act of playing an active role in international affairs and forming alliances in due course. What was Washington's Advice for AFP? correct answers Washington advised that the US adopt an isolationist view and keep out of international affairs - especially...

Just War Theory Supportive Theories correct answers Aristotle: wouldn't be living/doing well to whip out a machete and kill someone for pulling out a cell phone b/c that would be an excessive reaction Utilitarianism: doesn't maximize happiness to kill people Kant: bad to kill these intrinsically valuable people CER: need JWT IER: people do what they want Contractarianism: under veil of ignorance, we wouldn't agree to killing (Ethical Egoism): no need for a justification of war, BU...