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Question 1 of 6What is the analysis's central argument? Question 2 of 6Why, according to the analysis, do outside powers find mercenaries attractive? Question 3 of 6What is suggested by the contracts calling combat "field support"? Question 4 of 6What does the comparison with the doctor paid per visit imply? Question 5 of 6What does the progression from guard to partner to owner suggest? Question 6 of 6What does the image of doors that never open onto a judge convey? Vocabularyمُرْتَزِقَةmercenaries
الْمَنَاجِمmines
مَيْدَانِيّfield (adj.)
عَنَاءtrouble, toil
تَوَابِيتcoffins
فَاتُورَةbill, invoice
بِحُكْمِby virtue of
يَتَقَاضَىreceives (pay)
الْمُسَاءَلَةaccountability
تُحِيلُ إِلَىrefers to
الدَّوْلَة الرَّاعِيَةsponsoring state
مَجْزَرَةmassacre