In The Prince, Machiavelli described the ideal strong leader of a state. Which of the following statements are true of the leader that Machiavelli described?
A. The prince must be ruthless and, if necessary, willing to sacrifice moral virtue
B. The prince must imitate the lion in his fierceness, but must also act like a fox to outsmart his enemies
C. The prince must trust no one, least of all mercenary soldiers
D. The prince should be schooled in war and the lessons of histor
E. The prince must be a kind leader, and well-liked by his people
F. The prince must be pious and hold firm to religious values and the teachings of the church
Answer:
A. The prince must be ruthless and, if necessary, willing to sacrifice moral virtue
B. The prince must imitate the lion in his fierceness, but must also act like a fox to outsmart his enemies
C. The prince must trust no one, least of all mercenary soldiers
D. The prince should be schooled in war and the lessons of history
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