Mexican rebel who on who led a fifteen-hundred-man force across the border into New Mexico, where they attacked and burned the town of Columbus.

The U.S. purchase of this territory in 1867 was labeled “Seward’s Folly”:

President Theodore Roosevelt’s foreign policy of using thinly veiled threats of military action to achieve foreign policy goals:

The Platt Amendment, secured the right of the United States to interfere in Cuban affairs if threats to a stable government emerged and  guaranteed the United States its own naval and coaling station on the island’s southern Guantanamo Bay.

_____________ View is the idea that sex is permissible, whether in marriage or not, if the consenting partners have a serious emotional connection.

____________ is the view that the property of being a suitable candidate for direct moral concern or respect. 

Direct moral consideration is moral consideration for a being’s own sake, rather than because of it’s relationship to others.

Jus In Bello is the view that justification for resorting to war; the justice in war.

 ____________ are persons who wish to abolish capital punishment.

Animal rights advocate the possession by animals of non-moral statusand a weak moral consideration that can be easily overridden.