Under some circumstances, so-called collateral damage during war can be justified with the __________ principle
A. double-effect
B. good intentions
C. just response
D. retaliation
E. fog of war
Answer: A
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A. World War II B. Revolutionary War C. Vietnam War D. World War I E. Korean War
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A. individual B. group C. state and society D. international E. global
In a semi-presidential regime, who is the primary political actor during periods of cohabitation?
A. the president and the prime minister B. the prime minister and the cabinet C. the cabinet and the president D. the cabinet and the people
According to the textbook, life within the bureaucracy is ______.
a. quite partisan, but openly political moves are taboo b. as political as life outside of it c. dangerous for anyone who has strong political beliefs d. strictly apolitical e. not as partisan as “civilians” might think it is