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John Locke's works are noted for their strong aversion to
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In Socrates' philosophy, knowledge is equated with
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A bad form of government where property and wealth determine who rules is ___
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According to Karl Marx, obedience to the state is absurd. Therefore, the state should be overthrown through a
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revolution resulted in the transfer of power from the king to the parliament
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The enlightenment philosophers placed so much on the power of to free man from oppressive political and religious systems
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tyranny rather than political tyranny, in the view of J. S. Mill poses more challenge to modern nations
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According to Jeremy Bentham, man's two sovereign masters are ___ and ___
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held that an individual who can live by himself alone, outside the polis, is either a beast or a god
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The Hobbessian law is basically a ____
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Cicero regarded __ and ___ as the inherent qualities of law
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Machiavelli's political thought freed Kings from the shackles of
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held that political carrer has nothing good to offer the good man but will rather extinguish his goodness
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In the philosophy of Karl Marx, interest determines human values
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The city state, according to Plato and Aristotle, is characterised by
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Which of these is not among the basic rights of individuals in John Locke?
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Jean Bodin's idea of property includes, father, mother, children, servants and
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Aquinas maintained that the main purpose of man on earth is the attainment of ___
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Hobbes' the Leviathan was a ___account of human nature and knowledge
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In Aristophanes' political thought, democracy should be replaced with
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Which of these is not among the types of commonwealth in which the leviethan can operate according to Hobbes?
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held that man is a citizen of two cities
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Marx holds that the state exists to protect the interest of the ____ class
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Hegel considers as the actuality of concrete freedom
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Aquianas' name for the type of law which is a reflection of divine wisdom in created things is ____
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___ is regarded as the founder of Stoicism
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The soldiers in Plato's state corresponds with part of the human body
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In Plato's political thought, which of these is not among the three classes of people in the state?
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A theory of action developed by Bentham is known as ____
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Which of these is not a thinker of the enlightenment?
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is said to be the first to discuss politics and society without any recourse to ethics and jurisprudence
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The debate concerning the dual recognition authority of the church and that of the state is famously regarded as
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Another name for the Greek city states is
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A government characterised by honour and ambition is regarded as by Plato
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Which of these is not among the powers of the sovereign as ascribed to by Jean Bodin?
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According to Marsilio's two good lives, the first good life consists of proper study of
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The conflict between the private and public interest, according to Hegel is resolved by the
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Marsilio held that in addition to its truth, religion has consequences
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Aristotle regards as the highest form of government
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Rousseau believed that the natural man is naturally ___
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The author of Introduction to the Principles of Morals and Legislation is
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Both Rousseau and Hobbes recognised ___ as the highest law in the state of nature
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Marx advocated the transfer of ownership of means of production to
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Which of these is not among the fathers of the church?
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The only condition for peace in the commonwealth as advocated by Hobbes is for all to surrender their powers and rights to ____
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According to Cicero, all men are equal because they possess
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The saying that the end justifies the means is derived from whose political philosophy?
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The school where Plato taught his political and other theories is known as the__________
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The era of insisted that all ecclesiastical authorities must be under civil authorities
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According to Bodin, the state is distinguished from band of robbers only on the fact that it exercises ____
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