To achieve peace and to eradicate anarchy, Plato argued for A. the abolition of individual initiative B. absolute obedience to authority C. people teaching their souls to cultivating the habit of not acting independently of a command D. All of the above dolphe Jacques Quetelet A. wrote the first official criminology book in 1835 B. argued that crime had its origins in the body of criminals, especially those whose body mass and craniums deviated from the norm C. he argued that crime had a regularity to it akin to the mechanical regularity of the ‘heavenly’ bodies D. argued for a germ theory of crime E. All of the above“Society” does not exist as a thing, rather it is relationships bound by authority, mutual dependence (both voluntary and coercive) and power. A. True B. False

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To achieve peace and to eradicate anarchy, Plato argued for

A. the abolition of individual initiative
B. absolute obedience to authority
C. people teaching their souls to cultivating the habit of not acting independently of a command
D. All of the above

dolphe Jacques Quetelet

A. wrote the first official criminology book in 1835
B. argued that crime had its origins in the body of criminals, especially those whose body mass and craniums deviated from the norm
C. he argued that crime had a regularity to it akin to the mechanical regularity of the ‘heavenly’ bodies
D. argued for a germ theory of crime
E. All of the above

“Society” does not exist as a thing, rather it is relationships bound by authority, mutual dependence (both voluntary and coercive) and power.