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Ainat [17]
2 years ago
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PLEASE ANSWER THESE QUESTIONS ASAP (I WILL CASHAPP YOU) what is not a democratic ideal? a. natural rights b. separations of powe

r/ limited government c. shared property d. rule of law
which is a judo-christian belief? a. emphasis on reason b. emphasis on faith c. contributions to architecture d. different social classes

who is not an Ancient Greek philosopher? a. plato b. socrates c. Aristotle d. locke

which is a greco-roman principal? a. emphasize faith b. laws come from god c. people should use reason d. everyone is created equally

what is socrates known for? a. "The Republic" b. "Politics" c. The Socratic Method d. Creating the academy
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kotegsom [21]2 years ago
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Answer:

1) What is not a democratic Ideal?

      Natural rights

2) Which is a Judo Christian belief?

       emphasis on belief

3) Who is not an Ancient Greek philosopher?

       Socrates

4) Which is a greco-roman principal?

          People should use reason

5) What is Socrates known for?

            The Socratic Method

Explanation:

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