Chapter 4 Crossword Puzzle

5. Rule of many in the interest of all.
7. a Popular student of Plato.
8. Philosopher who wrote "The Republic."
10. Rule of one in the interest of all.
12. Hobbes, This person said that all people are equal, and believed in a strong state.
14. Rule of a few in the interest of all.
15. Machiavelli did not like this type of ruling because people might rise up against you.
16. Mendes, Believed in equality of participation.
18. Hobbes, This philosopher believed that individuals should decide ethical questions for themselves, instead of the government.
21. Madison, Fourth president of the US, and he authored the "Federalist Papers"
22. Plato said these people would pursue manual labor.
23. Machiavelli, Author of "The Prince" to gain favor with the ruler of Florence
24. Sentenced to death for corrupting the youth.
25. Jefferson, the Third President of the United States, believed in the equality of natural rights.

1. Plato said these people would pursue public service and policymaking.
2. Rule of many in the interest of the rulers.
3. Machiavelli did not like this type of ruling because it was too unpredictable.
4. Machiavelli believed that ruling from an approach from this is best.
6. Vonnegut, Wrote the book "Harrison Bergeron."
9. Rule of one in the interest of the ruler.
11. Rule of a few in the interest of the rulers.
13. Plato said these people would pursue careers dealing with physical danger.
17. Translates to "Students of Islam."
19. This person believed in the equality of natural rights with an emphasis on property rights.
20. Nietzsche, This philosopher believed in slave and master morality.