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The ancient greek idea of eudaemonia (happiness) is based on achieving _______.

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The ancient Greek idea of eudaemonia (happiness) is based on achieving one’s full potential

This involves realizing one’s ability to live a fruitful and meaning life. It involves finding a purpose and living a life that is worthy as well as being the best that one can be

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The Soviet Union showed how oppressive communism could be when it used force and violence to maintain control of Hungary.

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