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Who stated in his work Leviathan that citizens must submit to a powerful absolute monarch to prevent anarchy?
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∙ 2010-03-09 23:26:40
In The Matter, Forme and Power of a Common Wealth Ecclesiasticall and Civil, published in 1651, Thomas Hobbes suggested that only a strong ruler could control the instability of society, and that the monarch should also have power over religious faiths and doctrines.
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Who stated in his Leviathan that citizens must submit to a powerful absolute monarch prevents anarchy?
Thomas Hobbes
Does absolute freedom leads to anarchy?
absolute power corputes absolutely
How important are citizens in anarchy?
Insignificant- In an anarchy, it's every man for himself.
How is an anarchy similar to a democracy?
Citizens have a say in the government
Which diagram correctly arranges systems of government in order from least powerful to most powerful of constitutional authoritarian anarchy totalitarian?
It goes: Constitutional Authoritarian Totalitarian
What is a society in which all citizens have the ability to govern themselves?
Anarchy?
Which government allows citizens to make decisions for themselves?
Anarchy
How do you use the word anarchy in a sentence?
An example sentence for the word anarchy would be, "The streets were a riot; people were robbing stores, people, and destroying vehicles. The entire town was in complete anarchy."
What type of government give citizens the power to rule and make law?
Anarchy
Is the united nations today a powerful government or an anarchy regime?
it is powerfull government
Why is there need of laws in India?
All countries rely on the rule of law, a social contract between the citizens and between the citizens and the state, without it you have anarchy.
What does authoritarian anarchy mean?
'Authoritarian' would refer to a system of government in which an individual or group had absolute control, whereas 'Anarchy' would refer to a lack of government.Authoritarian Anarchy is an oxymoronic government system which could not exist without being completely redefined.
