be learned from the mistakes and successes of the Chinese society and government. The confucian ideals which started in China teach us the importance of respecting specific relationships‚ such as the priceless relationship between a subject and his ruler. From the Confucian time we also understand the importance of educational standards and morals‚ while the legalist ideals from ancient China show us the value in balance of punishment and reward. Furthermore‚ from Chinese government we can learn the
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“obsessed” with the stars and their movement in the heavens and they each built large observatories to watch and record what was happening‚ buildings that still exist to this day. Next‚ both cultures were ruled by kings who were considered gods and these rulers commissioned large monuments to be built to honor the gods and assure their place in the afterlife. However‚ the major dissimilarity occurred in the process and scale of sacrifice‚ as well as the way of obtaining victims which greatly differed among
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principalities‚ the ruler is chosen amongst the locals but the leader can also be chosen by the nobles. When nobles want to gain control they want a ruler to be made amongst them and when people are oppressed they want the prince to be amongst them. No matter how the prince is selected‚ he shouldn’t forget his role of helping people and strive to bring about good for everyone. And once he realizes this fact‚ there are really less chances of him being grassed by his
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aliens that each had their own unique positions among society. These aliens were ruled by four perfidious‚ prodigious rulers. Each ruler had their own sector with aliens that had specific jobs. These aliens were not allowed to have their own opinions or thoughts on a subject or what their rulers did‚ if they tried to reason or argue with anyone‚ they were killed. The four rulers were each in charge of planets that they intended to colonize‚ but one soldier was against this idea‚ they believed it
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smart as the pigs get taken advantage of because of their lack of brains; they pigs can lie to them and they wont even notice. This is similar to a society with a tyrant for a ruler. The ruler will do whatever he wants and the unsuspecting followers wont have a clue; but once clear-sighted citizens start asking questions‚ the ruler will simply have the incoherent citizens side with him to prove that nothing has happened or gone wrong. In similarity to this‚ Orwell uses sheep to be the blind followers
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wanted to say to the ruler of the country or state how he ought to rule it. He‚ also‚ provided some useful advice and added examples. Moreover‚ he wrote how to make the whole nation respect the head of the country and those parts are very useful‚ not only for the rulers‚ but also for the majority of people. However‚ there are some disadvantages of this book. First of all‚ the author never ruled the country‚ that is‚ some of his recommendations might be wrong. Secondly‚ every ruler has his own ideas
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people‚ the workers‚ soldiers and the rulers. It is obvious that that sort of division seems awkward when placed over our own capitalist society. We must keep in mind that in the republic that Plato is describing each individual is directed by vast education and the utmost care towards the work he could do with excellence. The children in the republic are separated from their parents at birth and therefore get the same equal chance of becoming workers or rulers without any prejudice regarding their
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Theresa. I would like to have dinner with her because she seems like she was a very interesting ruler. She was born in 1717 and became the Hapsburg empress of Austria at age 23 after her father Charles VI died. She was the first female ruler of any of the Hapsburg lands. She was determined to remain in power and ended up ruling for forty years. She nurtured 16 children‚ including three future European rulers. She was known for her courage‚ warmth and beauty. During her reign she appointed superb advisors
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respond she embraces him around his waist. It seems like they both smile a little bit. They look like modern couple. Gudea was local ruler who devoted his life to reconstruct temples in Lagash and putting his statues there. This characterizes him as a vain ruler who glorifies himself as most rulers of ancient ages although. Gudea is depicted in the seated pose of a ruler before his subjects‚ his hands folded in a traditional gesture of greeting and prayer. He looks restrained and significant. Conclusion
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In medieval times‚ knights were considered chivalrous. As the years went by knights became unchivalrous‚ knights wanted to have more power than other knights‚ and they turned against their ruler. During medieval times‚ knights were chivalrous and respected their rulers. They never went against them. Today‚ chivalry is not considered dead‚ it’s just evolved. Throughout the years‚ chivalry soon became nonexistent. To become a knight in the thirteenth century‚ people had to read a handbook that provided
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