According to Aristotle's definitions of government, which government would be considered a moral type of government?

democracy of the United States

monarchy of Queen Elizabeth I

tyranny of Nero during the Roman Empire

aristocracy of ancient Greek city-states

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Bryson Madden

7 October, 14:10

According to Aristotle's definitions of government, which government would be considered a moral type of government?

democracy of the United States

monarchy of Queen Elizabeth I

tyranny of Nero during the Roman Empire

aristocracy of ancient Greek city-states

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Deborah Rubio · Answer 1

The answer to the given question above would be the last option. According to Aristotle’s definitions of government, the government that would be considered a moral type of government is aristocracy of ancient Greek city-states. For him, Aristocracy is "the rule of the best". Hope this answers your question.

According to Aristotle's definitions of government, which government would be considered a moral type of government?democracy of the United Statesmonarchy of Queen Elizabeth Ityranny of Nero during the Roman Empirearistocracy of ancient Greek city-states

According to Aristotle's definitions of government, which government would be considered a moral type of government?

democracy of the United States

monarchy of Queen Elizabeth I

tyranny of Nero during the Roman Empire

aristocracy of ancient Greek city-states