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    This has been used by princes as an advantage to keep people united and loyal to him while still following the laws because of the fear of being punished. In The Prince‚ Machiavelli constantly uses the successful prince‚ Cesare Borgia in countless examples and even in the case of whether it is better to be loved or feared when you cannot be both. According to Borgia‚ it is better to be feared than loved for the reasoning being that fear was what kept order and control in

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    his own worth and with his own arms. By relying on good luck‚ or other people’s arms may make the rise to your power easier‚ but the real difficult task will be to hold on to his recently earned Power. Machiavelli has an entire chapter committed to Cesare Borgia‚ he gained power largely through his connections and his father’s help‚ but was smart enough to carve out his own position as a ruler– although he ends up with no success in the end. Princes who rise to power through crime are are completely

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    individual is earned. Therefore I believe that to be feared is best when it comes to authority. In the early 1500s kings‚ princes‚ and rulers were set both based on their characteristics. This was one of the things that Niccolo Machiavelli and Cesare Borgia expressed. Chapter 15 concerning things for which men‚ and especially princes‚ or praised or blamed the author(s) stated that “for many have pictured republics and principalities which in fact have never been known or seen‚ because how one

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    Your friend insists that Machiavelli believed that gaining power was the ultimate goal‚ regardless of human morality. Analyze the following passage from The Prince and use this passage to help your friend understand Machiavelli in a different light: “ Yet it cannot be called prowess to kill fellow citizens‚ to betray friends‚ to be treacherous‚ pitiless‚ irreligious. These ways can win a prince power but not glory” (The Prince‚ 29). While you must base your rebuttal to your friend’s position

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    The goal of being feared by the enemies but not hated by the citizens. Machiavelli gave two examples of circumstances two princes were viewed but achieved to maintain in their countries. Along the lines he said‚ Cesare Borgia was reputed cruel but by unifying Romagna to order‚ he was more merciful than letting the people of Florence suffer cruelty by factions. In this way‚ disregard the thoughts of being a cruel leader as to keeping his subjects in check. “ And

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    Machiavelli Vs. George W. Bush The Bush Administration was a very controversial topic after the terrorist attacks on 9/11/01. While some people said‚ “It was the right thing to do‚” others believed it was an outrage‚ and blamed Bush’s ideas on former‚ dictator-like philosophers. Niccolo Machiavelli was a famous political philosopher‚ who was in my opinion‚ the most similar to the Bush Administration. Machiavellis’ ideas on civil liberties‚ what government is supposed to provide and protect against

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    Joseph Riley POS 2041- American Federal Government Research Project Paper Professor Jacks Abstract There are many people that influenced our system of government; Karl Marx and Cesare Beccaria happens to be two influential theorists who have done just that. Karl Marx and Cesare Beccaria were two theorists who basically believed that the system of the government was not healthy for the society and both created their own vision on how people were being treated by the government

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    The women of the Renaissance were denied political rights and considered legally subject to their husbands. Women of all classes were expected to do the first and foremost the jobs of housewife. Peasant women worked in the outdoors with their husbands and controlled the work at there home. The wives of middle class shop owners and merchants mostly helped run their husbands businesses as also. Even women of the highest class attended by servants often engaged in the duties of the household. Some

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    Two of the greatest philosophers of all time are Thomas Hobbes and Niccolo Machiavelli. Hobbes was born in 1588 in England‚ when absolutism was taking hold in Europe. His most famous work was "Leviathan"‚ written in 1651. Hobbes discussed the ideal state and innate laws of man and nature‚ among other things. Machiavelli was born in Italy in 1469‚ a time when his home country was ruled mostly by foreign powers. His hometown‚ Florence‚ was still independent. Machiavelli’s most famous work‚ "The

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    The Prince: Analysis Paper Good Qualities of a Leader: A good leader is one who does not promote liberality because liberality makes the leader despised‚ hated and poor. If he is despised by the people‚ the people will arrange a conspiracy against the prince; therefore‚ the prince needs to satisfy the people to some extent (Machiavelli 3). To do this the prince will arm the people and soldiers (5). Nicolo Machiavelli also states another quality that the prince must lack is greed and abuse of

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