Why was plato skeptical about democracy? a. democracy had never been shown to work in greece. b. he thought all citizens in a country would have to vote. c. dictatorships offered more stability and order than democracies. d. he believed uneducated masses could not make good decisions.

d. He believed uneducated masses could not make good decisions.

Explanation:

Plato disagrees with Athenian democratic model, since he considers uneducated people are unable to make good decisions.

Plato advocated a goverment ruled by a philosopher, as the guide for the people who is solely entrusted to carry out this responsability in full.

He then concives workers necessary in worrying for producing what is neccesary fo life, a group of soldiers and warrios to concern about the defense of the city state.

With these necessary divisions , the Plato portrays people as lacking the necessary education or intellectual capability of selecting and chosing what is best for them.

Plato will go on in his Dialogues to argue against the concept of Democracy, and favor the position of philosophers in the political realm.

The correct answer is letter B.

Explanation: Religions that believe in Abraham are monotheistic religions whose common origin is recognized in Abraham or the recognition of a spiritual tradition identified with him.

There are religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

Judaism is regarded as the religion of Jacob's descendants.

Christianity began as a sect of Judaism, in the first century and evolved into a separate religion, the Christian Church.

Islam arose in Arabia in the 7th century, with a strictly unitary view of God.