Mila's novel has a plotline depicting a fictional setting of Avalon attacking another territory called, Guardia. Avalon's government states the reason for attacking Guardia is to save people from false imprisonment and work camps. Avalon is engaged in ______.
A) terrorism
B) ethnic cleansing
C) a proxy war
D) a just war

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The description of Avalon's reasoning for attacking Guardia suggests that they believe they are engaging in a just war, meaning a war fought for morally defensible reasons such as self-defense or protecting innocent lives. Neither terrorism nor ethnic cleansing accurately describe Avalon's actions, and there is no indication that the conflict is a proxy war between larger nations.

Mila's Novel Has a Plotline Depicting a Fictional Setting of Avalon