1. According to utilitarianism, it is perfectly morally acceptable for us to sacrifice the sanctity of one person's life if a consequence of so doing results in a higher number of people being happy.

False or True

2.

The following hypothetical scenario is a violation of which principle of Walzer's just war theory:

The government of Gurandi, a small and relatively unknown republic in Central America, has waged an information war against the population of its neighbor country, Bonswalivini, for many years. Primarily, the information war has had to do with exposing how Bonswalivinians have mistreated native Gurandinians by seizing their personal property and by unjustly discriminating against them. This is especially true along the political border between the two states. Tensions have risen between the two countries to a point now that Bonswalivinians believe the only way to remedy the situation is by waging an all-out ground war against Gurandi. They, in fact, attack Gurandi, seizing its capital by daybreak on the third day of the ground assault.

	A.	Jus ad bellum
	B.	Jus ad cello
	C.	Jus temperamenta belli
	D.	Jus in bello