Unlike Plato, Aristotle Thought That the World Most Basically Consisted

question 46

Multiple Choice

Unlike Plato, Aristotle thought that the world most basically consisted in forms but that these forms

• A)were in the World of Being separate from the World of Becoming.
• B)were the same as the atoms of Democritus
• C)were in things themselves, such as trees and people.
• D)could not be known.

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Definitions:

Benefits-received Principle

A taxation theory suggesting that individuals should pay taxes in proportion to the benefits they receive from government services.

Taxation

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Regressive Tax

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Tax Revenues

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