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1) "Aristocrat" -- As to aristocrat cabinets aris·to·crat
Pronunciation: &-'ris-t&-"krat, a-; 'a-r&-st&-
Function: noun
1 : a member of an aristocracy; especially : NOBLE
2 a : one who has the bearing and viewpoint typical of the aristocracy b : one who favors aristocracy
3 : one believed to be superior of its kind <the aristocrat of Southern resorts -- Southern Living> Pronunciation Symbols
The Ancient Greek term aristocracy originally meant a system of government with "rule by the best". The word is derived from two words, "aristos" meaning the "best" and "kratein" "to rule". Aristocracies have most often been hereditary plutocracies (see below), where a sense of historical gravitas and noblesse oblige demands high minded action from its members. As a government term, aristocracy can be contrasted with: - autocracy - "rule by a single individual", such as a dictator or absolute monarch.
- meritocracy - "rule by those who most deserve to rule". While this has on the surface a nearly similar meaning to "aristocracy", the term "meritocracy" has usually implied a much more fluid form of government in which one is, at most, considered "best" for life, but must continually prove one's "merit" in order to stay in power. This power is not passed on to descendants.
- plutocracy - "rule by the wealthy". In actual practice, aristocrats are often just plutocrats whose wealth allows them to portray their own virtues as the "best" ones. Usually, this wealth is passed down through inheritance, and, in countries like England, is kept intact through primogeniture, in which the oldest child (usually first male) inherits the bulk of the wealth and titles..
- oligarchy - "rule by the few". Whether an aristocracy is also an oligarchy depends entirely upon one's idea of what is a "few".
- monarchy - "rule by a single individual". Historically, the vast majority of monarchs have been aristocrats themselves. However, they have also been very often at odds with the rest of the aristocracy, since it was composed of their rivals. The struggle between a ruling dynastic family and the other aristocratic families in the same country has been a central theme of medieval history.
- democracy - "rule by the people". For the past two centuries, democracy has often presented itself as the greatest enemy of aristocracy. The conflict between them began with the American Revolution ideal of all men being "created equal", quickly followed by the French Revolution (..."
2) "Cabinets" -- As to aristocrat cabinets 1cab·i·net
Pronunciation: 'kab-nit, 'ka-b&-
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle French, small room, diminutive of Middle French dialect (Picard) cabine gambling house
1 a : a case or cupboard usually having doors and shelves b : a collection of specimens especially of biological or numismatic interest c : CONSOLE 4a d : a chamber having temperature and humidity controls and used especially for incubating biological samples
2 a archaic : a small room providing seclusion b : a small exhibition room in a museum
3 a archaic (1) : the private room serving as council chamber of the chief councillors or ministers of a sovereign (2) : the consultations and actions of these councillors b (1) often capitalized : a body of advisers of a head of state (2) : a similar advisory council of a governor of a state or a mayor c British : a meeting of a cabinet
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| | Politics Portal · edit | A cabinet is a body of high-ranking members of government, typically representing the executive branch. It can also sometimes be referred to as the Council of Ministers, an Executive Council or an Executive Committee. In some countries, particularly those under Westminster system, the cabinet collectively decides the government's policy and tactical direction, especially in regard to legislation passed by the parliament. In countries with a presidential system, such as the United States, the cabinet does not function as a collective legislative influence; rather, their primary role is as an unofficial advisory council to the head of government, consisting of the heads of the executive departments they are appointed to lead. In some countries, cabinets are required to be appointed from sitting members of the legislature while in others, such as the United States, cabinet members may not be sitting legislators; they must resign their legislative office if they accept a cabinet appointment. In most governments, members of the cabinet are given the title of minister, and each hold a differe..."
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