Question

think back to the question you considered at the beginning of the lesson. based on what you learned, do you think the united states was justified in its decision to go to war with plains tribes? what are justifications for going to war? to conquer new lands and acquire territory to try to improve the lives of people in another country to defeat a potential enemy who may be planning an attack to defend against an enemy that invades from another area

Explanation:

Justifications for going to war can include expansion - to conquer new lands and acquire territory, humanitarian - to try to improve the lives of people in another country, pre - emptive self - defense - to defeat a potential enemy who may be planning an attack, and reactive self - defense - to defend against an enemy that invades from another area. All of these options are common justifications in historical and political contexts.

Answer:

All of the above options are justifications for going to war:

• to conquer new lands and acquire territory
• to try to improve the lives of people in another country
• to defeat a potential enemy who may be planning an attack
• to defend against an enemy that invades from another area