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What is the main idea of the concept of 'city upon a hill' by Jonathan Winthrop?
What is the main idea of the concept of 'city upon a hill' by Jonathan Winthrop?
- The idea that cities should avoid being built on hills due to geological risks
- The idea that cities should strive to be shining examples to others (correct)
- The idea that cities should be built on top of hills for strategic defense
- The idea that cities should be hidden away from the rest of the world
What does the concept of 'city upon a hill' suggest?
What does the concept of 'city upon a hill' suggest?
- Cities should aim to be average and blend in with others
- Cities should aspire to stand out and inspire others (correct)
- Cities should remain hidden and isolated from others
- Cities should focus on their own survival without concern for others
According to Jonathan Winthrop, what should cities do in relation to the 'city upon a hill' concept?
According to Jonathan Winthrop, what should cities do in relation to the 'city upon a hill' concept?
- Cities should aim to be self-sufficient and isolated
- Cities should aim to be hidden from the rest of the world
- Cities should aim to be beacons of light and hope for others (correct)
- Cities should aim to be mediocre and unremarkable
What does the phrase 'city upon a hill' refer to in Jonathan Winthrop's writing?
What does the phrase 'city upon a hill' refer to in Jonathan Winthrop's writing?
What is the significance of the 'city upon a hill' concept in Jonathan Winthrop's writing?
What is the significance of the 'city upon a hill' concept in Jonathan Winthrop's writing?
How does Jonathan Winthrop's concept of 'city upon a hill' relate to the broader society?
How does Jonathan Winthrop's concept of 'city upon a hill' relate to the broader society?
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