phil 335 final (With complete solution)

just war theory correct answers there is a moral presumption against killing (human beings). war involves killing. jwt tries to set out conditions that override the presumption against killing (explain when its morally permissable to kill human beings) jwt questions correct answers 1. what are the conditions of just war? 2. are the conditions believed to be met? 3. are the conditions actually met? jus ad bellum correct answers when its ok to go to war 1. just cause 2. legit authority 3. right intention 4. reasonable chance of success 5. macro-proportionality jus in bello correct answers just conduct during war 1. micro-proportionality 2. discrimination 1) just cause correct answers 1. defense against unjust attack 2. assisting ally against unjust attack 3. humanitarian intervention 4. preemptive war (imminent threat) 5. preventative war (possible future) crawford's opinion on self defense correct answers preemptive self defense may be a just cause, but only if conditions are met. and we must guard against sliding from preemptive to prevent war, which is not justifiable 4 conditions for preemptive war being justified correct answers 1. narrow sense of "self" being defended 2. evidence of immediate 3. likely to succeed 4. last resort 2) legit authority JAB correct answers a person or group who can declare war on the behalf of the public good (dictators/terroists/revolutionaries?) 3) right intention JAB correct answers how are we supposed to know? 4) last resort JAB correct answers is there anything else we can do before military action? 5) reasonable chances of success JAB correct answers hard to gage