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The evolution theory regarding government's origins is largely based on the writings of the Greek philosopher Plato, who believed each city-state would go through five stages in a cycle. Which of the following is not one of those stages?
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Socialism, in which all political and economic activity are controlled by a community
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Kingship or aristocracy under one ruler
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Tyranny, in which democracy fails, and one leader takes over
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Democracy, in which leaders are elected by citizens
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Socialism, in which all political and economic activity are controlled by a community
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Kingship or aristocracy under one ruler
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Tyranny, in which democracy fails, and one leader takes over
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Democracy, in which leaders are elected by citizens
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The stage that is not one of the five stages in Plato's cycle of government is **Socialism, in which all political and economic activity are controlled by a community**.
Plato's stages, as described in his works, typically include:
1. Kingship or Aristocracy
2. Timocracy
3. Oligarchy
4. Democracy
5. Tyranny
Socialism, as a distinct system of governance and economic organization, is not part of Plato’s framework.
Plato's stages, as described in his works, typically include:
1. Kingship or Aristocracy
2. Timocracy
3. Oligarchy
4. Democracy
5. Tyranny
Socialism, as a distinct system of governance and economic organization, is not part of Plato’s framework.