What was Plato's view of an ideal republic?
A. He advocated that anyone should be eligible to be a ruler or a guardian regardless of his or her gender.
B. He advocated that hierarchies in a state should be relaxed and adaptable to changing needs.
C. He advocated that people should focus on their own well-being rather than on the well-being of the state.
D. He advocated that guardians and mothers should raise their own children without letting them to be raised in common.
A. He advocated that anyone should be eligible to be a ruler or a guardian regardless of his or her gender.
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What did Nietzsche describe a bad conscience as?
a. A kind of false conciousness c. A kind of religious remnant b. A kind of illness d. A kind of wild justice
"Autonomous" comes from a Greek expression meaning "beyond the law."
Indicate whether the statement is true or false.
In the context of Christianity and the arts, identify a true statement about the relationship between Christianity and architecture.
A. Protestantism adopted the theatrical Baroque style of architecture that uses contrasts of light and dark. B. In the West, after 1140, the Romanesque style arose that included numerous but small windows in church designs. C. Early Christians adapted the basilica, a rectangular building used in the Roman Empire as a court of law, for their public services. D. The Gothic style, to date, remains the style associated with Eastern Orthodox Christianity.