The correct answer is letter A
Utilitarianism is an ethical doctrine first proposed by Jeremy Bentham (1748-1832) and John Stuart Mill (1806-1873). Such doctrine is based on the principle of utility, which determines that ethics must always be based on practical contexts, as the moral agent must analyze the situation before acting, and its action must aim to provide the greatest amount of pleasure ( well-being) to as many people as possible so that it is morally correct. In this way, utilitarianism completely discards the Kantian categorical imperative, removing all moral correction from a universal reason and offering it to the subject.
1. That free modes of group transportation must be enacted in cities with large populations.
2. That abortion be illegal
3. That there must be systems that monitor areas with endangered animals
Answer: THE DIRECTORY
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The Constitution of 1795 came after the Reign of Terror in France. It aimed to establish a more stable republic, regaining the original ideals of the French Revolution. There would be a two-chamber legislature and, as the executive branch of government, a five-man Directory.
The Directory proved to be ineffective and weak, however. A strong military leader, Napoleon Bonaparte, positioned himself to take over the reins of power in France's government by 1799.
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