2.) Read the following case study. Thinking about and using the three categories of Just War theory, is the war described here just? Why or why noc? (Don't forget to explain the categories and referencel) (4 points) In the popular book series 'The Hunger Games 13 districts engage in a war with the Capitol, a ruthless government that demanded children sacrifices as punishment for an earlier rebellion by the districts. This led finally to an all-out war of the districts against the Capitol. Human suffering before, during, and after the war was immense. Many of the population starved to death, many were killed in rebel attacks or by the Capitol as suspected members of the rebellion. At least once, Capitol forces used poisonous gas against the population of the districts. During the final battle in the Capitol, half of the population was kitled either by the rebels or by Capital forces