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What is it called when someone refuses military serviceon the basis of religion?
A conscientious objector is any "individual [who has] claimed the right to refuse to perform military service" on the grounds of freedom of thought, conscience, or religion.
What is a sentence using the word conscientious?
During the Vietnam war, some people claimed to be a conscientious objectors. He made a conscientious effort to find the little boy's parents. In daily life, we often have to decide between the conscientious and the practical.
Which groups were conscientious objectors to the Vietnam war?
Men that ran out of options such as college deferments, going to Canada, didn't want to permanently injure themselves by intentionally failing the military's medical physical, simply tried for the conscientious objector status.
How did Americans who opposed the drat avoid it?
Americans who opposed the draft during the Vietnam War employed various tactics to avoid conscription. Some sought deferments based on educational status, medical conditions, or family responsibilities. Others engaged in civil disobedience, fleeing to Canada or other countries, while some protested actively against the war. Additionally, a number of individuals claimed conscientious objector status, arguing that their moral or religious beliefs prevented them from participating in military service.
Which religions refuse military service?
Those who refuse serving in the military due to religious beliefs are referred to as conscientious objectors. The term also applies to those who refuse to serve due to freedom of thought or conscience.
How many Vietnamese were killed by America in Vietnam?
The Vietnam government claimed that about 400,000 Vietnamese were killed by America in Vietnam.
Who claimed north Vietnam in the war?
North Vietnam was a communist nation during the Viet War. They defeated (conquered) the Republic of South Vietnam during the Vietnam War (April 1975).
What wre the results of vietnam?
The results of Vietnam war were that the North Vietnamese claimed they were victorious. The US had to withdraw and let communist governments take over.
What happened if you refused to fight in world war 2?
Refusing to fight in World War II could lead to various consequences depending on the country. In the United States, draft evaders faced legal repercussions, including fines and imprisonment. Some individuals claimed conscientious objector status, allowing them to serve in non-combat roles or alternative service, while others faced social stigma and backlash. In other countries, refusal to fight could result in severe penalties, including execution in extreme cases.
Who is a famous athlete in Spain?
Jose Manuel Abascal-he was a 1500 meter runner who claimed the bronze medal at the 1984 summer Olympics
What were the Australians government views on the Vietnam war?
At the time of the Vietnam war they claimed that they were helping the Vietnamese people being taken over by the communists to the north. The fact is that like today the are doing as they were told by the USA.
What country owns spratly islands?
Spratly Islands (not Spartly) are claimed by Vietnam, China, Malaysia, Taiwan, Philippines and Brunei.One of the Spratly Island known as Spratly Island (proper) or Truong Sa Island is owned by Vietnam.
