Question

____ is a justification for war, declaring that war may only be waged for self-defense, defense of another nation, to protect innocent life, to ensure that people can live decently, to secure peoples' natural rights, or to regain something wrongfully taken.

Answer 1

Just Cause

Step-by-step explanation:

Just Cause is a justification for war, declaring that war may only be waged for self-defense, defense of another nation, to protect innocent life, to ensure that people can live decently, to secure peoples' natural rights, or to regain something wrongfully taken.

Answer 2

Just cause

Step-by-step explanation:

A war is only just if it is fought for a justified resaon, and that carries sufficient moral weight. Any country that wishes to use military force must proof that there is a just cause to do so.

A just cause is able to put things that are wrong right. Sometimes a war fought to prevent a wrong from happening may be considered a just war.

Most wars in these times to defend the innocent are increasingly regarded as just

Just causes

Self-defence: An example of a just cause is self-defence against an aggressor. For example when an enemy has crossed your borders and invaded your territory.