Thematic division of Political Science

Throughout Middle Ages the philosophical reflection of Politics was subordinated to...

• philosophical moral

• economic moral

• theological moral

• scientific moral

The (a)   thought introduced the principle according to which, every human being is born free

Institutionalization of universities was a key factor to create political science because...

• It limited the scope of political science research.
• It discouraged academic freedom in political science.
• It hindered the development of political science theories.
• It provided a structured environment for the study of political science.

The (a)   century marked the beginning of the Middle ages with the falling of Roman Empire

This philosopher thought that Politics was an extension of Ethics, and stated that Politics seeks the collective way to be happy

• Plato

• Locke

• Aristotle

• Tocqueville

According to this philosopher, the correct way to govern the Polis has to do with having the best individuals in the government.

• Plato

• Aristotle

• Rosseau

• Hobbes

The reflection over political issues turned into a sciences after...

• The invention of writing

• the establishment of political science as an academic discipline
• The falling of the Roman Empire

• the colonization of America

During the (a)   Greece, the main cultural production was poetry that was first shared through oral tradition.

Political philosophy deals with three main issues. The first one has to do with finding the nature of politics. This means...

• Reflecting on the impact of politics on society and economy

• determining what politics is and what's the boundries of political action

• exploring the history of politics and famous politicians

• determining why politics matter

________ ___________ was a diplomatic and a political philosopher who worked on the discovery of the ideal way to govern. In his most famous book, he searches for the best way to govern the principality.

(a)