Quiz 1 Flashcards

1
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Definition of politics?

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The discipline of resolving conflicts by persuasion rather than force

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2
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The definition of Civics

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The study of the duties and rights of citizenship

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3
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Purpose of Civics

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To make you thoughtful responsible citizens

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4
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Purpose of politics

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To pursue justice in the common good

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5
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Republic

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Affairs of state

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6
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What is the apology quote

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The unexamined life is not worth Living.

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7
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What is the central tension in the government?

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Order versus freedom

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8
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What are the major themes in the apology?

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Socrates argues the philosophy is necessary for the life of the state and he demonstrates the philosophy is vulnerable to the needs of the state

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9
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What does the government want

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Loyalty not questions

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10
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What is the Christian view of the state Through what Socrates is doing

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If the state is immoral, Socrates is correct

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11
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What is the states view through what socket is doing

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We don’t know his agenda

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12
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Why does crito want Socrates to be freed

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So he doesn’t have a bad reputation, Socrates doesn’t abandon sons, it’s unjust for Socrates to be punished

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13
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Why does Socrates stay in jail?

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He is devoted to Athens , wants to act justly, if he escapes he would harm is friends

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14
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What does the state need

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It needs laws. Need citizens who cannot pick and choose the laws they follow and to break the laws to undermine the authority of the state

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15
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What is the definition of social contract

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An implicit agreement by citizens to obey the laws of their state

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16
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What is the beginning of the republic of Plato show and relate to.?

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It describes the ways that government can be shown through force versus persuasion

17
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What does Cephalus mean

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Head, source

18
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What are the basic models

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Tradition/patriotism/realism

19
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Which basic model does Cephalus show And what is his definition of justice?

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Cephalus is a tradition and his definition is to speak truth and get what is owed

20
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What is the definition of polemarchus

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Senior military commander

21
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What basic model is polemarchus And what is the definition of justice?

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He is a patriotism definition is doing good friends and doing harm to enemies

22
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what is Socrates argument agains polemarchus’s definition of justice

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One: in times of peace justices useless

23
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What is the Crito quote

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The really important thing is not to live but to live well.

24
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Who is Thrasymachus?

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He is a sophist

25
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What is Thrasymachus’ def of justice?

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advantage of the stronger power