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According to Aristotle, a human being is considered a political animal because
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
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
In ancient Greece, ceremonies involving the Gods were considered
- private rituals
- political activities
- religious ceremonies
- civic ceremonies (correct)
Today, most human beings live in
Today, most human beings live in
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The Olympics, which started in ancient Greece, were originally
The Olympics, which started in ancient Greece, were originally
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According to Aristotle, why is a human being considered a political animal?
According to Aristotle, why is a human being considered a political animal?
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What were ceremonies involving the Gods considered in ancient Greece?
What were ceremonies involving the Gods considered in ancient Greece?
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What were the Olympics originally in ancient Greece?
What were the Olympics originally in ancient Greece?
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What is the difference between the state Aristotle knew and the nation-states of today?
What is the difference between the state Aristotle knew and the nation-states of today?
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Which of the following is an example of a nation-state?
Which of the following is an example of a nation-state?
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