Question

Traditionally, violent deaths of human origin have been separated into the categories of: A. accidents, homicide, war, and terrorism B. murder, infanticide, war, genocide, and terrorism C. disasters, murder, war, and genocide D. catastrophic events, murder, war, genocide, and terrorism

Answer 1

B.

Step-by-step explanation:

Violent Deaths can be defined as those deaths that happen due to sharp blows, stabbing, gunfire, etc. In simple term, a violent death is the death that does not occur naturally rather caused purposely.

From the given categories, the best that comes under violent deaths are murder, infanticide, war, genocide, and terrorism. The deaths that happen in this category is not natural rather caused purposely. The intention of all these is to harm. Such deaths happen because of another person's actions.

Thus, the correct answer is option B.