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War

Violent conflict between nations or organized groups

Peace

Absence of violent conflict

Weapons of mass destruction

Weapons with the capacity to kill thousands of people at one time

Reasons for war

There's 7

Military industrial complex

Close association of the federal government, military, and defense industry

Total war

Deadly conflict that targets both population centers and military targets

War crime

Offense against the law of war established by the international agreement and international law

Crimes against peace

Preparing or starting an unjust war against another Nation

Conventional war crimes

Murder rape torture and deportation

Crimes against humanity

Political racial religious prosecution's including systematic killing of any civilian population during the war

Nuclear weapons

Bombs that use atomic reactions to generate enormous destructive force

Nuclear proliferation

The acquisition of nuclear weapon technology by more and more nations

Deterrence

Strategy to keep peace bases on the threat of retaliation


MAD Mutual assured destruction

High technology defense

Strategy including the strategic initiative employs high technology to defend against attacks

Arms control

International agreement on the development testing production and deployment

Resolving underlying conflict

Strategy that relies on diplomacy in order to resolve the conflict that Otherwise leads to War

Terrorism

Unlawful typically random acts of violence or the threat of violence by an individual group or gov. to achieve political goals

State sponsored terrorism

Practice by one gov of providing money, weapons, and training to terrorist who engage in violence in another nation

Repressive state terrorism

Gov. Use of violence within its own National borders to suppress political opposition


Ex Stalin secret police