Classical Republicanism and Civic Virtue

The podcast discusses how the American Founders were influenced by the ideals of ancient Greek and Roman city-states, focusing on classical republicanism. This philosophy emphasized civic participation and the responsibility of citizens to prioritize the community's well-being over individual liberty. The concept of civic virtue, where citizens act for the common good, is highlighted. Historical figures who exemplified civic virtue were celebrated in classical republics. The podcast concludes with credits and theme song information.

What ancient civilizations influenced the American Founders according to the podcast?

• Egyptian and Mesopotamian

• Greek and Roman

• Chinese and Indian

• Persian and Babylonian

What does classical republicanism emphasize according to the podcast?

• Military strength

• Civic participation and responsibility

• Individual liberty over community needs

• Economic prosperity

According to classical republicanism, what should citizens prioritize?

• The common good

• Economic growth

• Their own interests

• Technological advancement

What is the term used for the dedication of citizens to the common good?

• Civic duty

• Civic engagement

• Civic virtue

• Civic responsibility

What were children in classical republics taught to admire?

• Military leaders

• Political power

• Civic virtue of certain heroes

• Economic success

What is the theme song of the podcast?

• Complacent by Cheryl B Englehart

• Inspired by John Doe

• Uplifted by Alex Brown

• Motivated by Jane Smith

Where can you find more about the theme song artist?

• TuneIn.com

• ArtistHub.com

• MusicWorld.com

• CBmusic.com