In 2003, President Bush Determined That It Was Vital to the National

question 67

Multiple Choice

In 2003, President Bush determined that it was vital to the national security of the United States to invade Iraq and force the removal of Saddam Hussein's government. In addition to the brutality Hussein inflicted on his people, including the use of chemical weapons, the Bush Administration believed Hussein was in possession of weapons of mass destruction. Colin Powell appeared before the United Nations to show aerial photographs that were interpreted as proof that Iraq was pursuing a nuclear weapon. Hussein's refusal to cooperate with international inspectors lent credence to this belief. Further, the President accused Hussein of cooperating with al-Qaeda. Which of the following conditions is not required to justify war, according to Bellamy?

• A)The violations must be knowable to all.
• B)The violations must be widespread and systematic.
• C)Approval to move forward must be unanimous among other nations.
• D)The force used must save more lives than it injures.

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Definitions:

Perpetual Inventory System

An inventory accounting approach that instantly documents inventory purchases or sales using computerized point-of-sale systems and enterprise asset management software.

Inventory Ledger

A record that keeps track of the detailed inventory transactions of a business, including purchases, sales, returns, and write-offs.

Cost Flow

The pattern in which costs move through a business, beginning with the acquisition of raw materials and ending with the delivery of final products to consumers.

First-In, First-Out

A method of valuing inventory that presumes items are sold in their purchase sequence, first selling the oldest products.