Suppose State a Launches an Unprovoked Attack on State B

question 12

Multiple Choice

Suppose State A launches an unprovoked attack on State B.According to the usual interpretation of just war theory,State B has just cause for going to war against State A-namely:

• A)revenge.
• B)self-defense against attack.
• C)expectation of success.
• D)profits in war.

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