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3.	a scholar who believes that a monarch should do anything in his power to improve his position and to gain more power.
5.	a philosopher who believed it was wrong that workers led deprived lives and often meant starving to death
7.	according to this scholar, the state of nature is the state of liberty
8.	stated by JJC Smart. arguments against rule utilitarianism.
10.	a theory asserts that an act is moral when it promotes an individual’s best long term interests
11.	we can maximize utility only by setting up a moral code that contains rules.
12.	The scholar who is famous for criticizing the theory of Utilitarianism

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1.	the belief that a morally good action is one that helps the greatest number of people
2.	a theory that says that those who deserve something should get it
4.	a scholar who saw human beings as essentially egoistic
6.	most natural interpretation. If our aim is always to produce the best results, we should pprove of the action that will produce the most good.
9.	a philosopher who strongly supported individual freedom, which he believed guaranteed the greatest happiness

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3.	a scholar who believes that a monarch should do anything in his power to improve his position and to gain more power.
5.	a philosopher who believed it was wrong that workers led deprived lives and often meant starving to death
7.	according to this scholar, the state of nature is the state of liberty
8.	stated by JJC Smart. arguments against rule utilitarianism.
10.	a theory asserts that an act is moral when it promotes an individual’s best long term interests
11.	we can maximize utility only by setting up a moral code that contains rules.
12.	The scholar who is famous for criticizing the theory of Utilitarianism

Down:

1.	the belief that a morally good action is one that helps the greatest number of people
2.	a theory that says that those who deserve something should get it
4.	a scholar who saw human beings as essentially egoistic
6.	most natural interpretation. If our aim is always to produce the best results, we should pprove of the action that will produce the most good.
9.	a philosopher who strongly supported individual freedom, which he believed guaranteed the greatest happiness

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