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    Aristotle presents his classification of government in three pairs: 1. Monarchy and tyranny - the rule of one - monarchy is the rule of a monarch ideally in a just way as compared to a tyrant in an unjust, cruel way. 2. Aristocracy and oligarchy – the rule of few – a privileged class or elites while oligarchies are the ruling class or clique. 3. Democracy and

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    Aristotle Presents His Classification of Government in Three Pairs

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    Bleeding Heart
    Aristotle presents his classification of government in three pairs: 1. Monarchy and tyranny - the rule of one - monarchy is the rule of a monarch ideally in a just way as compared to a tyrant in an unjust, cruel way. 2. Aristocracy and oligarchy – the rule of few – a privileged class or elites while oligarchies are the ruling class or clique. 3. Democracy and

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    Aristotle presents his classification of government in three pairs: 1.

    Monarchy and tyranny - the rule of one - monarchy is the rule of a monarch ideally in a just way as compared to tyranny which is the rule of a tyrant in an unjust, cruel way 2. Aristocracy and oligarchy - the rule of few - aristocracy is the rule of highly privileged, upper class or elites while oligarchy is the rule of a dominant class or clique 3. Democracy and polity - the rule of many - democracy is the rule of the people wherein their rights and privileges are practiced through voting and elections of government officials while polity is the people wherein citizens are equal and they take turns to rule under the law of the state

    Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Aristotle's_classification_of_government#ixzz1EiTMwEBq Monarchy or tyranny - a state w/ only one ruler Aristocracy or oligarchy - a state w/ several rulers Polity or Democracy - a state in which all rule

    Read more: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/Classification_of_government_according_to_aristotle#ixzz1EiT dhovD

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