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are the larger that hunting and gathering societies. ______ societies grow crops with a simple tools, while the Pastoral societies raise livestock

Horticultural and Pastoral

these are small, simple societies in which people hunt and gather food. Because all people in these societies are fairly egalitarian, and the degree of inequality is very lowest form of societies is recognized as the earliest and the simplest basically small and composed mostly of families

Hunting and gathering

it is a form of society in which the ruler or lord owned all the land while the farmers laborers farmed it.

Feudal System

these societies grow great numbers of crops, thanks to the useof plows, oxen and other devices. Compared to horticultural and Pastoral societies, they are wealthier and have a higher degree of conflict and inequality.

Agricultural

feature factories and machines. They are wealthier than agricultural societies and have a greater sense of individualism an a somewhat lower degree of inequality that still remains substantial

industrial

these societies feature information technology and service jobs. Higher education is especially important in these societies for economic success

Postindustrial (virtual/computer) society

IS ONE WHICH IS PURSUED FOR ITS OWN SAKE; IT IS GOOD IN ITSELF (EXAMPLES: LOVE & FRIENDSHIP)

NOBLE GOOD

CONSIDERED GOOD SO LONG AS IT SERVES AS A MEANS TO AN END; ITS GOODNESS IS FOUND ONLY FROM WHAT IT CAN PROVIDE (EXAMPLE: MONEY)

USEFUL GOOD

IS GOOD SO LONG AS IT PROVIDES SOME FORM OF PLEASURE, THOUGH IT DOES NOT HAVE TO BE PHYSICAL (NETFLIX SUBSCRIPTION, MOBILE LEGENDS

PLEASURABLE GOOD

What justifies the political power of the state is the appointment of its king by God. It claims the king's right to rule as absolute, for the kings does not need approval of his constituents in exercising his political power. E.g., Monarchial government. Subjects must be submissive and obedient because government is necessary for common good and God established it. (Jean Domat)

Divine Right Theory or Theory of the Divine Right of Kings Or Absolut

Advantage of war when they Camo tam pealt. All humans are created equal by God: have the same natural rights, and not to harm people. If a person unnecessarily harms another person, thereby violating his/her rights, the other person can exercise his/her natural right to punish the offending person. People decide to institute the state to safeguard their natural rights and for those violating these rights to be properly punished ( John Locke)

Divine Right Theory or Theory of the Divine Right of Kings Or Absolutism

People in the state of nature deal with this scarcity by means of self-Improvement. Their success in conquering scarcity results in the creation of convenience which in turn results in corrupted desires, vices, and other negative values such as greedy and jealousy. Life in the state of nature is characterized by conflicts, bloodshed, and war that the rich among them institute the state in order

Divine Right Theory or Theory of the Divine Right of Kings Or Absolutism

claims that since happiness or welfare is the only inherent good, then our moral duty is to increase or maximize overall happiness of all persons affected by our actions. The state is justified in its existence only if it is managed by a government that promotes the greatest good of the greatest number of the citizens or that Increases their overall happiness

Consequentialist Approach or Utilitarianism

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