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am. gov. philosopher

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King Louis 14th ideal form of government- absolute monarch King of France- had a lot of power loved war divine right
Boron De Montesquieu ideal form of government- limited monarch three separate branches of government strong government basically our government
Plato ideal form of government- philosopher king they have the skill to lead-democracy- mob rules
Rousseau ideal form of government- direct democracy ideal for decision making decisions were locally made
Mary wollstonecraft ideal form of government-democracy men and women have equal rights
Aristotle Ideal form of government-King rules with philosophers advice one ruler makes 1 decisions and phosphorus watch what the do
Queen Elizabeth 1st Ideal form of government-limited monarch share power with the house of lords divine right and power
Thomas Hobbes Ideal form of government- absolute monarchy people were selfish.
John Locke ideal form of government-constitution monarch
Voltaire ideal form of government- Enlightened leader gov't should allow free expression people should be critical and free thinking-1st ammendment
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