Aristotle
Aristotle described the State as natural. By this he meant that:
the state was not created by man but was product of natural forces and facts like air, water, the earth, the sky, climatic conditions, environment and the interaction among all these
the state was created to satisfy man’s natural needs
the state satisfies man’s natural needs are not a proof that it is natural, those needs are but the stirrings in him of that immanent end (telos) that is expressed in the state
Man is by nature a social being and no social life is possible without law and order which can be maintained only by the state
Man is by nature a social being and no social life is possible without law and order which can be maintained only by the state
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With which one of the following can the organic conception of the State be associated?A. Machiavelli
B. Aristotle
C. Thomas Hobbes
D. Karl Marx
“The end of Politics is not knowledge but action” who said it:
A. Plato
B. Aristotle
C. Montesquieu
D. None of these
The ungrateful pupil of his master, born in 384 BC was:
A. Aristotle
B. Aristocles
C. Socrates
D. None of these
Alexander of Macedonia was student of:
A. Socrates
B. Plato
C. Aristotle
D. None of these
According to Aristotle the end of state is:
A. Legal
B. Social
C. Ethical
D. Economic
The Greek philosopher Aristotle died in:
A. 322 B.C
B. 332 B.C
C. 384 B.C
D. None of these
22) ” The cause of sedition is always to be found in inequality” is said by:
A. Plato
B. Aristotle
C. Machiavelli
D. None of these
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