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Select all causes of war.
Gain freedom
To protect a community
To start injustice
Gain land and resources
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What is war?
A violent protest
A large scale conference
A large scale violent conflict
A large scale violent gathering
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Who developed the Just War Theory?
Aristotle
Richard Dawkins
William Wilberforce
Thomas Aquinas
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Select all examples of a just cause for war.
To defend the innocent
To gain land
To gain resources such as oil
In self-defence
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How many criteria did Aquinas suggest for a just war?
2
5
6
8
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Select all which are conditions of a just war
War must be lawfully declared by a government
Innocent civilians should not be killed
Peace must be restored at the end
There must be a reasonable chance of success
There must be proportionality
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What does WMD stand for?
Weapons of Multiple Deaths
Weapons of Mass Destruction
Weapons of Mass Deaths
Weapons of Maximum Destruction
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Select all weapons of mass destruction.
Chemical Weapons
Handheld Weapons
Biological Weapons
Torturous Weapons
Nuclear Weapons
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Select 2 cities in history which have been attacked by nuclear weapons.
London
Hiroshima
Edinburgh
Nagasaki
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What is nuclear deterrence?
A military doctrine that an enemy will be deterred from using nuclear weapons if they could be destroyed as a consequence.
A military doctrine that an enemy will be encouraged to use nuclear weapons to protect their country.
A governmental doctrine that an enemy will be deterred from using nuclear weapons if they are rewarded.
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What was the aim of the Non-Proliferation Treaty?
To prevent peaceful nuclear co-operation
To encourage peaceful nuclear co-operation
To prevent the spread of nuclear weapon technology
To encourage the spread of nuclear weapon technology
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Which of the following are a human cost of war?
Child soldiers
Wildlife
Soldiers
Refugees
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Which of the following are an economic cost of war?
Increase in jobs
Unemployment
Increase in national debt
Decrease in national debt
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Select the 3 types of pacifism.
Absolute
Conditional
Selective
Passive
Active
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Which pacifist is against all types of war and violence?
Absolute pacifist
Conditional pacifist
Selective pacifist
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Which type of pacifist only opposes wars involving weapons of mass destruction?
Absolute pacifist
Conditional pacifist
Selective pacifist
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Does Paul (from the New Testament) support war?
Yes
No
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Does the Church support war?
Yes
No
It is viewed as a last resort