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Which term means human flourishing or living well Eudaimonia
Which approach emphasizes consequences or outcomes Utilitarianist
Focus on "DUTY, OBLIGATION, AND RIGHTS" rather than consequences Deontological Ethics
He was described as a wise and virtuous person Phronimos
A concept refers to a lifelong journey requiring continuous effort Virtue
Which view states that an action id right if it results in the greatest happiness for the greatest number Utilitarianism
Which law is considered "written in the heart of men" Natural Law
Which law is directed by Divine wisdom towards all beings ultimate end, namely God Eternal Law
Which law is enacted by Divine or human authority and depends on God's free will Positive Law
Which law is established by person or authorities Human Law
Which law refers to a universal maxim that can be applied by all Universal law
Which concept involves giving others what they are due emphasizing fairness Justice
Intense feeling of deep affection, often giving mote than what is owed Love
Describes equal access to wealth, opportunities, and privileges within society Social Justice
Type of justice concerns the distribution of goods, duties and privileges Distributive law
What describes a government collecting a portion of citizens earnings to fund public services and infrastructure Taxation
Means the erosion of national boundaries Globalization
Term refers to relationship and interaction between countries across boarders Internationalization
Concept describes the global spread of social structure ls such as capitalism, science, entertainment and culture Modernization
Refers to blending and sharing of cultures including common calendars and technologies Liberalization
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