What is machiavelli’s view of human nature? your answer should be at least one hundred words.

The socio-philosophical views of Machiavelli were based on the principle of human nature. The principle in itself is universal and applies absolutely to all citizens in the state, regardless of their class affiliation. Also, he considered, that the person by nature is not sinless: He is ungrateful, fickle, hypocritical, deceitful. That is why the selfish essence of man must be kept under the control of a strong hand. He described this theory in his work "sire". In his views on the development and creation of personality, Niccolo Machiavelli ruled out divine influence and completely distanced himself from the views of religion. He believed that only a wise ruler could lead the people behind him. In general, his philosophy is devoted to the ideas of creating a higher manifestation of human spirit.

battle of midway

during world war ii, it was the "battle of midway" that was the first significant us victory in the pacific, since the us was able to inflict heavy losses on the japanese fleet.