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According to Aristotle, why is man considered a 'political animal'?
According to Aristotle, why is man considered a 'political animal'?
- Because man is naturally selfish and competitive
- Because man is driven by personal gain and self-interest
- Because man is a social creature with the power of speech and moral reasoning (correct)
- Because man is naturally inclined to rule over others
What did Aristotle believe about the nature of the state?
What did Aristotle believe about the nature of the state?
- The state is unnecessary for the well-being of its citizens
- The state is a creation of nature and man is naturally a political animal (correct)
- The state is a result of divine intervention
- The state is an artificial construct created by men
What is the main purpose of government according to Aristotle?
What is the main purpose of government according to Aristotle?
- To enforce strict laws and regulations
- To maintain control and power over the people
- To promote a virtuous life for its citizens (correct)
- To serve the interests of the ruling elite
Which philosopher believed that the state should be ruled by the few?
Which philosopher believed that the state should be ruled by the few?
According to Aristotle, what is the basis for political science?
According to Aristotle, what is the basis for political science?
Which term refers to the conduct and management of public interest and therefore political affairs?
Which term refers to the conduct and management of public interest and therefore political affairs?
What does the term 'Compromise and Consensus' refer to in politics?
What does the term 'Compromise and Consensus' refer to in politics?
What is the main focus of 'Patron-Client Relationships' in politics?
What is the main focus of 'Patron-Client Relationships' in politics?
What does the term 'Art of Government' refer to in politics?
What does the term 'Art of Government' refer to in politics?
What is the key concept in politics that involves the exercise of authority in the production, distribution, and use of resources?
What is the key concept in politics that involves the exercise of authority in the production, distribution, and use of resources?
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