POL215

Machiavelli's political
thought freed Kings from
the shackles of

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

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

In the Hobbessian
commonwealth, the
leviethan is not a party to
the

____ is refered as the
father of comparative
politics

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

According to the cynics, the
most important of all human
concerns is ___

The theory that kings
derived their rights to rule
directly from God is known
as

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

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

According to early Greek
writers, the corruption of
democracy leads to __

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

For Plato, the ideal state
must be built on

Which of these is not
among the basic rights of
individuals in John Locke?

Marx holds that it is under
communism that the
highest stage of
will emerge

Hobbes defines
as the mortal god to which
we owe our peace and
defence under the immortal
God

Which of these is not
among the powers of the
sovereign as ascribed to by
Jean Bodin?

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

Aristotle viewed slaves as
piece of live

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

Hobbes' social contract is
an agreement between the
subject and ___

man is born free, but is
everywhere in chains, is a
saying attributed to

In Locke's political thought,
all men are God's ____

Aquianas regarded
as having supremacy over
the state

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

is said to be the first to
discuss politics and society
without any recourse to
ethics and jurisprudence

Aristotle held that the state
was originally formed to
satisfy ____

The enlightenement
advocate of utilitarianism is
known as

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

Seneca conceived the
greater state which all
humans belong to as

The most defining element
of an ideal state in Aristotle
is ____

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

Is the sovereign in Jean
Bodin accountable to his
subjects

The state of nature in
Hobbes is state in perpetual
___

According to Jeremy
Bentham, man's two
sovereign masters are ___
and ___

In Socrates' philosophy,
knowledge is equated with

Aristophanes is famous for
defending the ____ nature
of Greek society

A government
characterised by honour
and ambition is regarded as
by Plato

In Aquianas political
thought, is a devout
Christian bound to obey the
orders of a pagan ruler

In Hegel's political thought,
the individual actualises his
material and spiritual needs
in the __

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

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

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

In the philosophy of Karl
Marx,
interest determines human
values

is reputed as the teacher of
Aristotle

Politics was defined by
Aristotle as extension of

In Aristotle's ideal state
which category f people
should not be granted
citizenship

The Leviathan was written
to promote political ___

___ is regarded as the
founder of Stoicism

J. S. Mill's hope of
forestalling the tyranny of
the majority lies in ___