Based on your analysis of the events surrounding the fire-bombing of Tokyo of 10 March 1945, respond to the following question by creating a claim and identifying at least 2 pieces of distinct evidence from your study of the fire-bombing of Tokyo. You may also bring in evidence from other conflicts or hypothetical scenarios. (Battle of Britain and Siege of Leningrad are examples of civilians being targeted through conquest and expansion, thus indisputably immoral and beyond debate.) Should civilians ever be considered 'fair game' as targets in a defensive war?

Based on your analysis of the events surrounding the fire-bombing of Tokyo of 10 March 1945, respond to the following question by creating a claim and identifying at least 2 pieces of distinct evidence from your study of the fire-bombing of Tokyo. You may also bring in evidence from other conflicts or hypothetical scenarios. (Battle of Britain and Siege of Leningrad are examples of civilians being targeted through conquest and expansion, thus indisputably immoral and beyond debate.) Should civilians ever be considered 'fair game' as targets in a defensive war?