Question

What did Machiavelli argue in his work The Prince?(1 point) Responses Kings should rely on divine guidance for ruling Kings should rely on divine guidance for ruling Democracy is the best form of government Democracy is the best form of government Rulers should act on behalf of the state and understand human nature Rulers should act on behalf of the state and understand human nature Political power should be based on Christian morality

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In his work "The Prince," Machiavelli argued that rulers should act on behalf of the state and understand human nature. He emphasized the importance of practical and effective leadership over idealistic principles, suggesting that sometimes immoral actions might be necessary for the stability and success of the state.