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Who believed that moral men make good rulers and that virtue is one of the most important properties that an official can have?
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What was thomas hobbes goals of government?
He wanted a better form of government, without absolute rulers and favorable to the people, He also believed people was born naturally wicked and selfish , and that they was not able to govern themselves therefore he believed in monarchy .
What differences were between the Persian and greek civilization?
The persians had pledged their allegiance to their king and obeyed their ruler where the greeks had a democratice government and the people had a say in things.
What made great zimbabwe's rulers wealthy and powerful?
Trade made Great Zimbabwe's rulers wealthy and powerful.
Machiavelli encouraged rulers and would-be rulers to believe what?
human nature was self-centered
Rulers run a great organized government from a what?
the rulers run a well organized government from a capital city.
What properties do rulers have?
They are bendy
What were ancient Egyptian gods believed to be?
there rulers
Who are the Olmec's colossal stone heads believed to represent?
They are believed to represent their rulers.
Who believed that a good government needed wise rulers?
amanda salman
Why did the inca believe their rulers never really died?
i lived uin inca time hahahahahahah
Who is the family of German rulers?
The House of Hohenzollern. They still have their titles, but no official powers.
What philosopher and author believed government was a contract between rulers and the ruled?
John locke
What accurately contrasts the Ottoman and Safavid empires in the 16th century?
the answer is B. Ottoman rulers believed that Muhammad's successor was his close friend Abu Bakr whereas Safavid rulers believed that Muhammad's successor was his own son-in-law Ali.
What is an important math tool?
calculators and rulers are important math tools
Why was stele important?
represented powerful rulers.
Why did 17th century rulers support the development of scientific academies?
Because rulers believed that academies offered valuable technical benefits and enhanced royal prestige. :P
Who were the British monarch's representative rulers?
regal official running a country in abscence of a monarch
