Religion & War (OCR GCSE Religious Studies): Flashcards
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What is greed as a cause of war?
What is greed as a cause of war?
Desire to acquire more resources, land, or power
Resources wars are fought over
Resources wars are fought over
Oil, minerals, or water
What is self-defence as a cause of war?
What is self-defence as a cause of war?
War to protect oneself, nation, or allies from threat
What does self-defence protect?
What does self-defence protect?
Sovereignty and national security
What is retaliation as a cause of war?
What is retaliation as a cause of war?
War as response to prior attack or aggression
What can retaliation restore?
What can retaliation restore?
National pride or honour
Nations in Falklands War (1982)
Nations in Falklands War (1982)
Argentina and the United Kingdom
Date Argentina invaded Falkland Islands
Date Argentina invaded Falkland Islands
April 2, 1982
British control of Falklands began
British control of Falklands began
1830s
Argentina's motive in Falklands War
Argentina's motive in Falklands War
Territorial dispute - claimed islands as their territory
UK's justification for Falklands action
UK's justification for Falklands action
Self-defence against Argentina's invasion
Duration of Falklands War
Duration of Falklands War
Two months
British military deaths in Falklands War
British military deaths in Falklands War
255
Impact on Argentina after Falklands War
Impact on Argentina after Falklands War
Downfall of its military dictatorship