Select the items that match Aristotle definitions of governments select all that apply

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Jet001 [13]3 years ago

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1. Monarchy - a good form of government ruled by just one person.

2. Tiranny - the bad opposite to a monarchy, in which the government is ruled by one person in an unfair manner.

3. Aristocracy - the rule of the virtuous elite, a few people who work for the good of the majority.

4. Oligarchy - the rule of the vicious few, a minority that govern the people in an unfair manner.

5. Polity - a place ruled by its inhabitants, in a good manner.

6. Democracy - the degradation of polity rule, in which rule by the majority becomes the mob rule.

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