Which work critiques militaristic attitudes in city government?

Which work critiques militaristic attitudes in city government?

• A. The Shame of the Cities
• B. Thirst for Righteousness
• C. Survivals of Militarism in City Government
• D. New Freedom

Answer: (C)

This question asks you to identify a work that critiques militaristic attitudes in city government. The best fit is the one whose title centers on militarism in city government, because it directly analyzes how militaristic thinking—emphasizing discipline, hierarchy, and centralized control—can distort urban governance and erode democratic processes. The other options don’t focus on that theme: one concentrates on corruption in cities, another presents broad reform ideas aimed at democracy rather than critiquing militarism, and the remaining touches on ethics without targeting the militaristic mindset in municipal administration.

This question asks you to identify a work that critiques militaristic attitudes in city government. The best fit is the one whose title centers on militarism in city government, because it directly analyzes how militaristic thinking—emphasizing discipline, hierarchy, and centralized control—can distort urban governance and erode democratic processes. The other options don’t focus on that theme: one concentrates on corruption in cities, another presents broad reform ideas aimed at democracy rather than critiquing militarism, and the remaining touches on ethics without targeting the militaristic mindset in municipal administration.