What Evidence, Post WWII, Supports the Notion of War as a Social

question 79

Multiple Choice

What evidence, post WWII, supports the notion of war as a social problem?

• A) The understanding that war is morally justifiable makes it a social problem.
• B) The understanding that war is part of our social life and a necessary part of human nature makes it a social problem.
• C) Evolutionary biologists claim that human beings are hard-wired for war makes it a social problem.
• D) The threat of nuclear annihilation during the cold war gave more credence to the understanding of war as a social problem.

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