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9 Cards in this Set
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Plato
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monarchy with a talented people of a society could help an enlightened king rule.
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John Locke
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Democracy, He trusts them--in fact he thinks its natural for them to rule themselves.
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Thomas Hobbes
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Monarchy, He does not trust people to rule themselves--too wicked.
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Mary W.
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Anarchy, Trust people to rule without govt.
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Rousseau
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Direct democracy, Totally trusts people to rule themselves.
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Queen Elizabeth
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Monarchy, ·Yes and No--she trusts people to give good advice but she is the leader.
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Louis XIV
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Absolute monarchy, Did not trust anyone except royals.
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Montesquieu
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republican form of govt or a monarchy with limited powers
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Aristotle
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Both--he trusts them but realizes the reality of the world--kings will always be kings...
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