Violence and Conflict Summary 28 CORRECTLY
ANSWERED QUESTIONS LATEST UPDATE
1). Violence
Ans: Can be direct or indirect and usually leads to injustice of some kind.
2). Direct violence
Ans: Physical or verbal harm inflicted on an individual by another person or group,
including physical assault, emotional abuse, and harassment.
3). Structural violence
Ans: Indirect violence within societal structures and systems that leads to unequal or
unjust outcomes.
4). Cultural violence
Ans: The existence of social norms that make direct and structural violence seem
natural or acceptable.
5). Pacifism
Ans: Belief that all war and violence are unjustifiable and disputes should be settled by
peaceful means.
6). Freedom fighter
Ans: Person who uses violent methods to try and remove a government from power.
7). Terrorism
Ans: Act intended to cause death or serious harm to civilians or non-combatants to
intimidate a population or compel a government.
8). State terrorism
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ANSWERED QUESTIONS LATEST UPDATE
1). Violence
Ans: Can be direct or indirect and usually leads to injustice of some kind.
2). Direct violence
Ans: Physical or verbal harm inflicted on an individual by another person or group,
including physical assault, emotional abuse, and harassment.
3). Structural violence
Ans: Indirect violence within societal structures and systems that leads to unequal or
unjust outcomes.
4). Cultural violence
Ans: The existence of social norms that make direct and structural violence seem
natural or acceptable.
5). Pacifism
Ans: Belief that all war and violence are unjustifiable and disputes should be settled by
peaceful means.
6). Freedom fighter
Ans: Person who uses violent methods to try and remove a government from power.
7). Terrorism
Ans: Act intended to cause death or serious harm to civilians or non-combatants to
intimidate a population or compel a government.
8). State terrorism
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