1. If history repeats itself, future generations will likely be critical of our current leaders and our current social practices. Name a few examples. What measures can leaders take now to avoid these judgments from our moral descendants?

2. Leadership Ethics discusses the claim of strong necessity. For example, the president can make a claim of strong necessity, indicating that what he has to do is justified by the greater good of human life/welfare. Is this an appropriate justification? Why or why not? Provide examples to justify your point.

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1 It is true that if history repeats itself then the future generation will most likely be critical of our current leaders as well as with some of our current social practices Just because an individu... View the full answer