Aristotle's Views on Politics and Democracy

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According to Aristotle, a human being is considered a political animal because

he is naturally inclined to participate in politics (correct)

he is a citizen of a nation-state

he is not human but a beast or a God

he can live outside the state

In Aristotle's time, the state he knew was

a small village with only a few families

a city-state like Athens or Sparta (correct)

a nation-state like the Philippines or the United States

as small as Singapore with fewer people

In ancient Greece, ceremonies involving the Gods were considered

private rituals

political activities

religious ceremonies

civic ceremonies (correct)

Today, most human beings live in

nation-states Signup and view all the answers

The Olympics, which started in ancient Greece, were originally

political activities Signup and view all the answers

According to Aristotle, why is a human being considered a political animal?

Because a human being is naturally inclined to live in a city-state Signup and view all the answers

What were ceremonies involving the Gods considered in ancient Greece?

Civic ceremonies Signup and view all the answers

What were the Olympics originally in ancient Greece?

Political activities Signup and view all the answers

What is the difference between the state Aristotle knew and the nation-states of today?

The state Aristotle knew was smaller in size and population than the nation-states of today Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following is an example of a nation-state?

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Aristotle's Views on Politics and Democracy

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According to Aristotle, a human being is considered a political animal because

In Aristotle's time, the state he knew was

In ancient Greece, ceremonies involving the Gods were considered

Today, most human beings live in

The Olympics, which started in ancient Greece, were originally

According to Aristotle, why is a human being considered a political animal?

What were ceremonies involving the Gods considered in ancient Greece?

What were the Olympics originally in ancient Greece?

What is the difference between the state Aristotle knew and the nation-states of today?

Which of the following is an example of a nation-state?

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Aristotle's Views on Politics and Democracy

Podcast Beta

Questions and Answers

According to Aristotle, a human being is considered a political animal because

In Aristotle's time, the state he knew was

In ancient Greece, ceremonies involving the Gods were considered

Today, most human beings live in

The Olympics, which started in ancient Greece, were originally

According to Aristotle, why is a human being considered a political animal?

What were ceremonies involving the Gods considered in ancient Greece?

What were the Olympics originally in ancient Greece?

What is the difference between the state Aristotle knew and the nation-states of today?

Which of the following is an example of a nation-state?

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