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How did Machiavellianism differ from Socratic thinking? Machiavellianism stated that good and evil were determined by leaders. O Machiavellianism valued honor and equality more than strength. O Socratic
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How did Machiavellianism differ from Socratic thinking?

Machiavellianism stated that good and evil were determined by leaders.
O Machiavellianism valued honor and equality more than strength.
O Socratic thought dictated that to the victor belongs the spoils."
O Socratic thought was the same as Machiavellian since Machiavelli studied Socrates.

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Answer:These necessary characteristics include being feared or loved (but not hated), having the people's support, convincingly displaying virtues, using one's own arms, and having intelligence.

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