Plato

Aristotle

Immanuel Kant

John Locke

The best political system is one that is based on the principles of justice, equality, and freedom.

The best political system is one that is based on the principles of power and authority.

The best political system is one that is based on the principles of tradition and custom.

The best political system is one that is based on the principles of self-interest.

Justice, equality, and freedom

Power, authority, and tradition

Self-interest, greed, and ambition

Religion, morality, and ethics

To promote justice, equality, and freedom

To maintain power and authority

To uphold tradition and custom

To protect the interests of the ruling class

The individual is subordinate to the state

The state is subordinate to the individual

The individual and the state are equal

The individual and the state are independent of each other

Democracy

Monarchy

Aristocracy

Republic

It is too idealistic and impractical

It is too utopian and unrealistic

It is too abstract and theoretical

All of the above

Karl Marx

Friedrich Nietzsche

Max Weber

Émile Durkheim

Materialist Theory of Politics

Historical Materialism

Dialectical Materialism

All of the above

Idealist Theory of Politics emphasizes the importance of ideas and values, while Materialist Theory of Politics emphasizes the importance of material conditions.

Idealist Theory of Politics is based on a false understanding of human nature and society, while Materialist Theory of Politics is based on a true understanding of human nature and society.

Idealist Theory of Politics is too idealistic and impractical, while Materialist Theory of Politics is more realistic and practical.

All of the above

Liberalism

Conservatism

Socialism

Communism

Liberalism

Conservatism

Socialism

Communism

It will continue to be a major influence on political thought and practice.

It will decline in importance as Materialist Theory of Politics becomes more popular.

It will be replaced by a new political theory that is more relevant to the challenges of the 21st century.

It is impossible to say what the future of Idealist Theory of Politics will be.

The rise of economic inequality

The increasing power of corporations

The decline of the nation-state

The global environmental crisis

All of the above

By developing new concepts and theories that address the unique challenges of the 21st century.

By finding new ways to apply Idealist principles to the real world.

By building new alliances with other political ideologies.

All of the above