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    ancient civilizations. Although similar in many ways‚ they differed in the way they ran their monarchies‚ their use and development of bronze metallurgy‚ and their religious belief and worships. There are many possible reasons for these differences. Egypt and China had similar governments in which they were both monarchies‚ but the way they were run differed. Although Egypt and China had strong monarchy governments‚ Egypt developed one ruler‚ the pharaoh‚ whereas China had different rulers ruling

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    In the Leviathan‚ Thomas Hobbes argues that the fallacies of the State of nature can be remedied through the social contract.” if they think good‚ to a monarch as absolutely as to other representative“(pg. 241). Hobbes claims that the monarchy is the best form of government. I believe he assumes too much when he argues that the monarch will work for the same interests as the people and does not consider the alternative of a monarch who becomes corrupt from the absolute authority given to him. I will

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    depended greatly on the tax revenues raised by Parliament. As if an antithesis to Italy’s dissolution into city-states‚ France struggled to eliminate the absolute freedom and authority of the noble elite and once again establish the dominance of the monarchy. Each of these nations established their political power through a direct relationship with wealth. What makes their development unique is how differently Italy‚ England‚ and France utilized or influenced the flow of wealth in order to establish

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    them in detail and we will begin to see where they share similarities and where they contrast from each other. The first form of government I will discuss is a monarchy. Monarchies are not as common as some of the other forms of government in ancient Greece. A monarchy has a single ruler (like a tyranny). The difference between a monarchy and a tyranny is that the head of a monarch receives his power through religion‚ it is believed

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    known as the philosophes‚ became popular in the seventeenth century. The Encyclopedia was published in 1751 under the leadership of Denis Diderot and Jean le Rond d’Alembert. The Encyclopedia was completed in 1772. Most of the eastern Europe was in monarchies‚ but wanted to get out. The most effective form of government according to Machiavelli‚ the prince in 1513‚ is absolutism. Machiavelli believed that absolutism was the most effective form of government because a democracy would have all men controlling

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    Absolutism vs. Democracy Democracy is a government where the people rule and have rights‚ whereas absolutism is a government with one ruler and the people have limited rights. Absolutism was the most effective form of government from the 1500s to the 1800s because society needed guidance and monarchs had the power to do what was fit for their country. This particular period was a time of change not only in the government but in the areas of science‚ art‚ technology‚ and religion as well. Since

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    purpose in mind: dissolving the English Monarchy in the English Colonies in America. Even though these two characters were established in America‚ their ideas concerning Democracy and Monarchy were different. Paine was in favor of the abolition of the Monarchy through democracy with his argument about class distinctions and privileges. For example‚ he criticized the fact that the monarchy believed their power came directly from God. Chalmers was in favor of the Monarchy ruling in the Americas since he and

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    The Constitutional responsibility of the press is to inform the public. The First Amendment comes into direct conflict with the rights and responsibilities of media coverage. There is a fine line between personal privacy and the publics right to know. The constitution overrides the option of privacy beside the amendment of freedom of speech or freedom of the press. Freedom of the press is to be guarded as an inalienable right of the people in a free society. Freedom of the press carries along with

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    and disadvantages have been made throughout history‚ and will continue to be relevant. Aristotle famously compared forms of government based on two main criteria: how many people hold power‚ and who’s interests are they serving (Wikipedia‚ 2018). Monarchy in Ancient Greece was a form of government where the king‚ or monarch‚ held absolute power over his subjects. The monarch’s claim to power was based on inheritance‚ or belonging to the royal family. As a form of government it can be argued that it

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    that of the monarchy‚ which always has a successor to the throne despite the instability caused by ineffective kings and seditious subjects. In Othello‚ it is the system of marriage that stays strong due to both partners’ faith and trust. In Othello‚ the handkerchief represents fidelity and trust‚ while in Edward II the mutually symbiotic relationship that exists between a king and his subjects represents the balance of power. The absence of the central qualities reveals that the monarchy system is

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