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Freedom

Personal Responsibility (Immanuel Kant)

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What states the main aim is to ensure the happiness of all people? Plato's the "Republic"
Who felt no generally valid principle of legislation could be based on happiness? Immanuel Knat
What was gained and felt in different ways by different people? Happiness
What must be agreed as applicable to all, and reflective of the common will? Laws
What famous monarch was executed in 1793? King Louis XVI of France
Who said "No one can compel me to be happy in accordance with his conception of the welfare of others"? Immanuel Knat
What consists solely in the restriction of the freedom of others? All right
What states that you should act only according to the rules that you would wish to be universally applicable? Kant's categorical imperative
What has to be made impossible so that happiness alone can never be a suitable principle of legislation? All fixed principles
What is a recipe for anarchy? A state of nature
What must government's remember? That they govern only by the people's consent
What must you do when the government passes a law which you consider to be wrong? Obey it
What must each person act as when making moral choices? Lawmakers
What is the supreme law of the state? Public welfare
What are the two sets of government duties? Protect rights, liberties, and promote the happiness of the people.
At what age did Kant enroll as a theology student? 16
How did Kant gain international fame? With the publication of his "Critiques"
Who is considered by many to be the greatest thinker of the 18th century? Immanuel Knat
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