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    eyes, there is a special relationship between the ideas of moral goodness and legitimate authority. Some of these political philosophers believed that the use of political power was only morally correct if it was exercised under a ruler who had virtuous morals. These rulers who had virtuous morals were then told that in order to be successful, they needed to make decisions in accordance with the standards of ethical goodness. This moralistic view of authority is what Machiavelli criticizes in…

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    unwaveringness to ruler, liberality to weak, protect the congregation, and to champion a woman. Albeit there are numerous components, the fundamental ones are its steadfastness to the master, and to safeguard the congregation. In medieval Europe, knights were warriors who served a master or vassal. They excessively took after a code of conduct, called Chivalry. The fundamental components of gallantry were bravery in…

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    Definition of an ideal society Valmiki’s Ramayana and Confucius’ Analects provide a powerful illustration of an ideal and functional society by demonstrating what a ruler or government should do in order to make an ideal society. The two rulers described by Confucius and Valmiki, both have power/sovereignty over the society and the ideal society is defined as having righteous behavior with each other, having no poverty and crime, being dutiful, and respecting elders. Society based on changeable…

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    Their ruling methods were all diverse however were effective in establishing economic growth. The Roman rulers Trajan, Antoninus Pius and Augustus also established great economic success for Rome. Although these rulers made their economy flourish, many rulers of the Chinese and Roman empires did not contribute to the high economic success that these respected empires had…

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    on have and have not 's and powerful centralized governments. In some civilizations, however, the common people had more power than in others. Based on a comparison between their systems of government and the how the people viewed their rulers and how their rulers viewed them in return it is evident that ordinary people had more power in the civilization of Athens in Ancient Greece than they did in the first civilizations of Mesopotamia and Egypt.…

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    Confucianism Dbq

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    China Philosophy Essay The characteristics of the ideal ruler according to Confucius is to lead the people with governmental measures, laws, Virtue and rules of propriety. There is proof that this thesis is correct in document 2 of our DBQ. The document says that the ruler can avoid wrongdoing in the people and they will have no sense of honor and shame and set themselves right. If a ruler knows what is right and wrong and is a good person his people will follow him and do what he wants…

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    Oligarchical the rulers create laws for the subjects below them to follow. They laws that the rulers put forth are always to the advantage of them themselves. Meaning that those being ruled act justly if they adhere to the laws and benefit the rulers, but are unjust if their action are not advantageous for that of the ruling party or don’t follow the…

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    Pros And Cons Of Confucius

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    Analects is Confucius’s view on government, and in this text he lays out a blueprint for a paternalistic authoritarianism through the way he explains an effective government, and through the way he explains an effective ruler. In this text,…

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    chaos arise as a result of the diversity in people and things when they are no longer unified in the Way and its Potency. Rituals and customs are implemented as tools to aid the ruler in creating order and harmony in the society again. Chapter 11 explores the origins of rituals and what kind of techniques current sage rulers should employ in establishing rituals such that they are appropriate to his age. However this report will not be focusing on chapter 11. Instead, this report will be…

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    that a morally virtuous ruler is not what makes the best leader; rather, he advises Medici that political leaders must be prepared to lie, deceive, and do whatever it takes to protect one’s power. Moreover, Machiavelli argues that immoral and cruel actions are necessary for the…

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