We have recently learned that our genetic background may explain some of our political ideology.

Which of the following is NOT an important factor in evaluating the morality of the Vietnam War?

a. The availability of alternatives b. The sincerity of the Vietnamese commitment to communism c. Proportionality d. Whether war was pursued as a last resort e. The prospects for success

Lau is part of a group that is very unhappy with his government. They feel there is too much power in the hands of too few. They plan to eliminate the government through a number of actions, including random acts of violence. They hope to replace the government with a system that gives all citizens an equal input. Lau belongs to a ______ terrorist group.

a. criminal b. nihilist c. nationalist d. revolutionary