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    Hobbes and Machiavelli

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    virtù is opposed to Hobbes’ argument of the human mind in nature. Hobbes states that rulers rise from the need to have a ruler and Machiavelli asserts that rulers arise only because of either fortune or their virtù‚ meaning qualities they have in their personalities. In The Prince‚ Machiavelli combines solid logic and reason with the concepts of virtù and fortune. He says “…a private individual only becomes a ruler‚ if [he] is either lucky or skillful [virtù]. Both luck and skill enable you to overcome

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    Z. Alexander History 101 25 July 2012 Augustus Caesar and His Historical Legacy Augustus Caesar was a highly respected ruler of the Roman Empire. Augustus rose to his power after his uncle‚ Julius Caesar‚ was killed. He was forced to clean up the mess Julius had left after his assassination. The Roman Republic was shattered after all the fighting that took place to decipher the future leader of Rome. The problems that occurred were not from outside threats‚ it was inside the city where the disruption

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    Questions 1. What does the lion represent? Why would the rulers of England include so many of them on the Coat of Arms? A lion represents bravery and courage; it is often an indication of a great warrior. The rulers of England included them because lions represent the “king” of all animals and they represent royalty. 2. What does the fleur-de-lis represent? Why is it featured on the Coat of Arms of British rulers? The fleur-de-lis represents France

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    differ in argument based on how they analyze the ideal state‚ either through its ruler as the head of its people or through a realistic overall view of government‚ religion‚ the influence from the world and the fundamental ideas of each text. The Prince argues for a monarchy through his support of a strong leader. A strong leader to Machiavelli is a person who has virtue and luck. Machiavelli provides a framework for a ruler to keep order and security for a better society. Machiavelli is known for such

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    cantilever

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    cantilever. Variables : Dependent : Vertical distance of depression (m) Independent : Mass (kg) Constant : Distance where the mass is hung (m); Room temperature (0C) Apparatus : retort stand; metre rule (cantilever); 50 cm ruler; string‚ mass (50 g); clamp. Uncertainty : Data collection : I. Constant: Room temperature Initial d0 = 30 cm‚ when mass = 0 II. Data Table Formula Involved : Depression d = d0 – d1 Uncertainty of displacement Δd

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    Thrasymacus's Virtue

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    Due to my previously-stated viewpoint of what justice is‚ I do not agree with Thrasymacus’s definition of justice. I believe rulers‚ or in the case of the United States‚ the President should act in the interest of the general public. When considering recent events and the inauguration of President Donald Trump‚ I believe his view of justice might align closer with Thrasymacus’s

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    even better for the ruler. Socrates explains that telling citizens a useful lie will help promote allegiance to the State and the citizens will take to the three-tiered social order that is in place. The myth of metals is a thought that every citizen is born out of the earth of earth of the State and every other citizen is his brother or sister. God framed them all differently though‚ each person’s soul was mixed with a different metal. Gold was mixed into the soul of the rulers‚ silver for the auxiliaries

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    that his regal number (III) was the same for both Orange and England. William III was not an absolute ruler because when he ruled over England and Ireland he did not meet all three requirements an absolute ruler must meet. The conditions which a ruler must meet‚ to be considered absolute are taxing and spending‚ law making which they are above and the use of the military. First an absolute ruler must be able to tax his people and spend the money in which that government makes. When William III ruled

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    chinese cultural core

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    history from the Zhou clan. By around the 11th century BCE. This clan had become increasingly powerful and had extended their existence throughout the present Shaanxi and Dansu provinces. At the time the Shang dynasty was under a very unjust and evil ruler king Zhou. Being that all the people had ill feelings toward the king‚ and the way he treated everybody‚ The leader of the Zhou clan at the time “Wenwang” figured it would be the right time to attack and take down the evil King Zhou. The Shang dynasty

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    of France is frequently used as the model of an absolute monarch. Many other European monarchs during this period adopted the doctrine of the Divine Right of Kings‚ believing that God had invested in them all the power and authority in the state. Rulers who identify as Gods can not do others good. Even though absolutism can help benefit nations in dire situations‚ absolutism was simply an excuse for tyranny because of the overwhelming power given to an individual‚ and its failure of producing a

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