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War Manuela Cabezas, Alejandra Hernández, and Mariana Carvajal - Coggle…

- - - - Actors
        
        State actors
        
        In the archetypal war, or inter-State war, actors are States, and often dispute over territory or resources.
        
        Non-State actors
        
        In Civil war, or other forms of conflict aside inter-State war, actors are non-State, such as guerrilla groups, resistance movements and terrorist organizations.
      - Organization
        
        War is organized
        
        Executed by armed forces or trained fighters. These ones act in accordance with some type of strategy, in contrast to carrying out sporadic attacks
      - Scale or magnitude
        
        For a conflict to be considered a "major" one, the United Nations has defiend that at least 1,000 deaths should occur annually in it.
- - - - Unconvential warfare refers to conflicts in which nuclear, chemical or biological weapons are employed to fight, also, these can refer to "modern warfare", in which there is no clear organization. This includes more irregular fighters, who choose to fight outside the "rules"; tending to blur the distinction between military and civilian life.
    - - Conventional warfare refers to a conflict conducted by "regular, uniformed and national military units and uses conventional (not nuclear) military weapons and battlefield tactics". This one is extremely organized, and acknowledges that war should have rules and be governed by these.