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Which best describes the ideal from Plato’s The Republic that inspired future Western governments?(1 point)Responsesa governmen...Asked by random dude
Which best describes the ideal from Plato’s The Republic that inspired future Western governments?
(1 point)
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a government that offers all citizens opportunities to participate in governing
a government that offers all citizens opportunities to participate in governing
a state that regulates every aspect of citizens’ lives in their best interests
a state that regulates every aspect of citizens’ lives in their best interests
a government headed by pairs of philosopher-kings advised by elected citizen councils
a government headed by pairs of philosopher-kings advised by elected citizen councils
a state that forms a classless society guarded by highly educated soldier-citizens
(1 point)
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a government that offers all citizens opportunities to participate in governing
a government that offers all citizens opportunities to participate in governing
a state that regulates every aspect of citizens’ lives in their best interests
a state that regulates every aspect of citizens’ lives in their best interests
a government headed by pairs of philosopher-kings advised by elected citizen councils
a government headed by pairs of philosopher-kings advised by elected citizen councils
a state that forms a classless society guarded by highly educated soldier-citizens
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The option that best describes the ideal from Plato’s *The Republic* that inspired future Western governments is:
**a government headed by pairs of philosopher-kings advised by elected citizen councils.**
Plato's vision included the idea of philosopher-kings, who would rule based on wisdom and justice, and this concept has influenced thoughts on governance and leadership in Western political philosophy.
**a government headed by pairs of philosopher-kings advised by elected citizen councils.**
Plato's vision included the idea of philosopher-kings, who would rule based on wisdom and justice, and this concept has influenced thoughts on governance and leadership in Western political philosophy.
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