What is the primary purpose of a military humanitarian intervention?

• To protect civilians under stress

• To conduct military exercises

• To expand territorial control

• To establish a new government

What is a potential downside of the Responsibility to Protect (R2P) norm?

• It can lead to economic sanctions

• It may violate national sovereignty

• It requires unanimous international approval

• It is only applicable during natural disasters

What was a significant challenge faced by the United States during the intervention in Somalia?

• Lack of international support

• Escalation due to warlord conflicts

• Insufficient military resources

• Natural disasters complicating logistics

What is a key consideration when deciding on a humanitarian intervention?

• The potential for economic gain

• The distance and logistics involved

• The opportunity to test new weapons

• The chance to establish a new government

Why might a multilateral intervention be preferred over a unilateral one?

• It is quicker to implement

• It requires fewer resources

• It offers more legitimacy

• It is less complicated