Across
- 3. Rule of many in the interest of the rulers.
- 6. Philosopher who wrote "The Republic."
- 8. Rule of one in the interest of all.
- 11. Wrote the book "Harrison Bergeron."
- 12. Plato said these people would pursue careers dealing with physical danger.
- 13. This person said that all people are equal, and believed in a strong state.
- 14. Rule of one in the interest of the ruler.
- 15. Fourth president of the US, and he authored the "Federalist Papers"
- 18. Believed in equality of participation.
- 19. Author of "The Prince" to gain favor with the ruler of Florence
- 20. the Third President of the United States, believed in the equality of natural rights.
- 23. Rule of a few in the interest of all.
Down
- 1. This philosopher believed in slave and master morality.
- 2. Machiavelli did not like this type of ruling because people might rise up against you.
- 4. Rule of many in the interest of all.
- 5. Plato said these people would pursue manual labor.
- 7. Machiavelli did not like this type of ruling because it was too unpredictable.
- 9. This philosopher believed that individuals should decide ethical questions for themselves, instead of the government.
- 10. Translates to "Students of Islam."
- 12. a Popular student of Plato.
- 16. Sentenced to death for corrupting the youth.
- 17. Machiavelli believed that ruling from an approach from this is best.
- 20. This person believed in the equality of natural rights with an emphasis on property rights.
- 21. Rule of a few in the interest of the rulers.
- 22. Plato said these people would pursue public service and policymaking.
