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Chapter 2 - War Peace And Conflict Flashcards

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Violence

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A physical force aimed to hurt someone

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Bullying

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Repeated physical violence and mental tormenting resulting in a bad state of mind

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Forgiveness

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The act to forgive a person after hurtful or violent behaviour

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Justice

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Bringing about what is right and fair, according to the law, or making up for a wrong that has been committed

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Just War Theory

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A set of criteria/conditions that a war needs to meet before it is justified

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Last Resort

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A final port of call after all else fails

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Just cause

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A valid reason on why a certain act may take place

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Legitimate Authority

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A king, Queen or Government that is accepted

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Discrimination

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To act on a prejudice to great someone differently because of your prejudice and in the case of Gender discrimination- acting upon a prejudice because of their gender

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Reasonable chance of success

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When going to war, both sides must have a a chance of winning, meaning they cannot go to war with a major disadvantage

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Proportionality

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Restricting figured of authority to have a limited amount of power. Made through EU laws

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Holy war

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A war that is over religion, over a religious site or over the country’s religion

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Crusades

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A journey to conquer the holy places

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Pacifism

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A belief not to bear arms to act violent in any way

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Conscientious objectors

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A higher belief of pacifism, not to fight anytime

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WMD

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  • Weapons of mass destruction - weapons that can kill a large amount of people and cause great damage
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Maytr

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When you die for your faith

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Nuclear weapon

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War that uses nuclear weapons, weapons that work by creating a nuclear reaction in order to devastate huge area and kill large numbers - fission bomb

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Chemical weapons

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Weapons yhat use chemicals to harm humans and the natural environment

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Biological weapons

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Weapons that use organisms to cause diseases or death

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Reconciliation

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The act f forgiveness

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Forgiveness

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To forgive someone for what they have done

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Violence

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To create a acting force towards someone physically in order to make them suffer

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Bullying

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Physically and mentally being un-nice towards someone

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Peace making

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To forgive a grudge with someone and therefore settle the difference

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Conflict resolution

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A better outcome than war which means the people will not damage the sake of the people

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Right intentions

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To go to war, there must be the right intentions in order to make it right

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Behaviour of Troops

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A respectable, and good attitude when on service for the country

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Terrorism

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Extreme religious, political views that result in physical violence

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Radicalisation

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Making people sign up to do terrorist acts, brainwashing

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Martyrdom

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Dying for your faith or beliefs

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Torture

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Using physical or mental violence in order to get information out of them

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Righteous anger

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Anger only when you have a good reason to do so

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Non violent resistance

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Resisting a protester, without harming them

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Quaker

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A pacifist in religion, a group of peaceful Christians

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Catechism quotes for Torture

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Torture that uses physical or moral violence … is contrary to the person and for human dignity’s

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Bible teaching FOR war

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John 15:13 ‘ Greater love has no man to lay down his life for his friend’

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Bible quotes AGAINST war

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‘Blessed are the peacemakers’

Matthew 5:9

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Bible reference to TERRORISM

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Jewish Maccabees

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Attitude towards terrorisms

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Catholics oppose any forms of terror, believe terrorist are isolated individuals

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Martyrdom

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The catholic church valued martyrs and Jesus said ‘ If any of you want to become my follower, take up your cross and follow me’ MATTHEW’S GOSPEL

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