Across
- 6. Defines the legitimate reasons for a country to go to war, Rights to war
- 7. rights or freedoms given to the people by the First Amendment to the Constitution
- 9. this is the belief that violence is always wrong
Down
- 1. the infliction of intense pain
- 2. using violence to create panic among the noncombatant population, usually for social/political gain
- 3. This theory of war allows us to attack before being attacked, but only if attack is imminent
- 4. perversion of the Islamic faith, known as religious war
- 5. Regulates how wars are fought, Laws of war
- 8. Philospher that developed one of the most influential theories of just war in his work 'Summa Theologica'