POL215

The first political thinker to
insist that man has no
supernatural end is ___

Hobbe's sovereign is
essentially ___ in exercise
of his authority

Aquianas' name for the type
of law which is a reflection
of divine wisdom in created
things is ____

According to Bodin, the
state is distinguished from
band of robbers only on the
fact that it exercises ____

According to Marsilio's two
good lives, the first good life
consists of proper study of

The practice of land
ownership held in fief by
serfs is called ____

Which of these is not
among the factors that
influenced man into
entering contract with his
fellows in Hobbes'
philosophy?

held that an individual who
can live by himself alone,
outside the polis, is either a
beast or a god

is the Latin word that
expresses the power of the
Roman king

The city state, according to
Plato and Aristotle, is
characterised by

The defining element of
capitalist labour, according
to Marx, is that it engenders
___

Which of these is not a
thinker of the
enlightenment?

Despite his possession of
absolute power, the Roman
king was bound to gover his
state on the advise of __

Aristotle considered the
pursuit of ___ as the end or
purose of state

Political thought establishes
the ____ upon which states
and their machineries can
be objectively assessed

Rousseau political thought
emphasised the primacy of
the ____ in determining
political authority

The chief end or purpose of
man on earth, according to
Locke is ___

Marx effectively argued that
the injustice of the
capitalists consists in ____

The medieval political
system saw the joint
exercise of political power
between the emperor and
the ___

Cicero defined true law as
right reason in agreement
with

As a young student, Marx
embraced ___ which
greatly influenced his future
writings

held that political carrer has
nothing good to offer the
good man but will rather
extinguish his goodness

Historical idealism is to
Hegel as ___ is to Marx

Complete this saying of J.
S. Mill “over himself, his
body and mind, the
individual is ___"

The era of
insisted that all
ecclesiastical authorities
must be under civil
authorities

The state of nature in
Hobbes is state in perpetual
___

Marx borrowed the idea of
dialectics from

According to Machiavelli
the good ruler must
possess the character of an
animal called

tyranny rather than political
tyranny, in the view of J. S.
Mill poses more challenge
to modern nations

Both Rousseau and
Hobbes recognised ___ as
the highest law in the state
of nature

The major characteristic of
the soldier in Plato's ideal
state is ____

Marsilio held that in addition
to its truth, religion has
consequences

is the sophist who first
regarded all laws as social
conventions rather than
natural

The citizens of the world
state of the stoics consist of
__ and ___

Rousseau believed that the
natural man is naturally ___

John Locke's works are
noted for their strong
aversion to

The theory that our social
status, either as slaves or
as nobility, was neither a
product of nature nor the
gods, was first promoted in
the Greek society by the
____

Jean Bodin held that for the
power kings to remain
unquestioned his rules
must conform to ____

Hobbes belief in absolute
monarchy led him to self
imposed
in Holland when
parliamentary authority was
established in England

Which of these is not
among the subjects to
which the ruler in Plato's
ideal state must be
exposed to?

Aristotle regards
as the highest form of
government

The idea that progress in
arts and sciences has led to
idleness, inequality and
luxury was promoted by

Cicero holds the
as the greatest good of the
state

According to Aquinas,
another name for divine law
is ___

Happiness is defined by
as the avoidance of pains,
worry and axiety

In Plato's political thought,
which of these is not among
the three classes of people
in the state?

Machiavelli's famous book
that swept aside all moral
considerations for rulers is
known as ___

Jean Bodin's idea of
property includes, father,
mother, children, servants
and

The school where Plato
taught his political and
other theories is known as
the__________

The dominant socio-political
and economic system in the
middle ages is