Just War Theory Quiz

What is the primary purpose of Just War Theory (JWT)?

• To justify all forms of violence

• To provide ethical criteria for the justification of war

• To promote pacifism

• To encourage military expansion

Which philosopher is NOT associated with the development of Just War Theory?

• St. Augustine

• Cicero

• Karl Marx

• St. Thomas Aquinas

What does "Jus ad Bellum" refer to in Just War Theory?

• The right conduct in war

• The justification for going to war

• The justice after war

• The treatment of prisoners of war

Which of the following is NOT a principle of "Jus ad Bellum"?

• Just Cause

• Right Intention

• Discrimination

• Last Resort

What does the principle of "Proportionality" in "Jus in Bello" mean?

• The war must be declared by a legitimate authority

• The expected benefits of war must outweigh the harm caused

• The force used must be proportional to the military objective

• All peaceful alternatives must be attempted first

Which of the following is a key component of "Jus post Bellum"?

• Just Cause

• Rehabilitation

• Discrimination

• Legitimate Authority

What is a criticism of Just War Theory?

• It is universally accepted

• It can be manipulated to justify war

• It accounts for all forms of warfare

• It promotes peace

Which of the following is an example of a "Just Cause" for war?

• Economic gain

• Revenge

• Self-defense

• Territorial expansion

In Just War Theory, who is considered a legitimate authority to declare war?

• Any individual

• A recognized government or organization

• A military leader

• A religious figure

What does "No Means Mala in Se" refer to in Just War Theory?

• The war must be fought for a just cause

• Certain weapons and tactics are always immoral

• The treatment of prisoners must be humane

• The war must aim to restore peace