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Key words for GCSE Religious Studies.
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conflict |
Conflict is a serious disagreement or argument between two or more parties.
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destruction |
Weapons of mass destruction are weapons intended to cause widespread damage.
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deterrence |
Nuclear deterrence could potentially lead to Mutually Assured Destruction.
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forgiveness |
Forgiveness is letting go of resentment or vengeance towards a person or group.
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holy |
A holy war is a war that is believed to be for religious purpose.
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just |
A Just War is a war that is deemed to be morally justifiable.
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justice |
Justice is fairness and equality in the way that people are treated.
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making |
Peace making means working towards peace through discussion and action.
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nuclear |
Nuclear deterrence is the practice of keeping nuclear weapons to prevent other states from attacking.
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pacifism |
Pacifism is the belief that violence and war are unjustifiable.
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peace |
Peace is the opposite of war: stability and tranquility.
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protest |
Protest means a statement or action to express objection to something.
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reconciliation |
Reconciliation is rebuilding a relationship after disagreement.
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retaliation |
Retaliation is the act of returning an attack.
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terrorism |
Terrorism refers to acts of violence or intimidation against civilians.
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victims |
Victims of war are those killed, harmed or made homeless during the war.
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violence |
Violence is the use of physical force to injure, abuse or damage.
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war |
War is armed conflict between two or more sides.
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weapons |
Nuclear weapons are weapons of mass destruction.
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