Which statement would the greek philosophers aristotle and plato be most likely to agree with?
a. a countries government should be based on the decisions of people rather than flexible laws.
b. a country's laws should be derived from its citizen's religious beliefs.
c. a countries leader should be motivated by the common good of the country.
d. a country's leader should ensure that criminals receive strict punishment in order to discouraged future crime.
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