Which ideas are associated with the words justice, magnanimity, and correspondence?

• A. might and power
• B. wealth and materialism
• C. peace and friendship
• D. study and research

Answer: (C)

Justice, magnanimity, and correspondence point to a tradition of virtues built to bind people into cooperative, harmonious relations. Justice ensures fair treatment and rightful ordering of rights and duties. Magnanimity adds generosity and forbearance, especially toward others’ faults or rivals, which helps sustain trust. Correspondence, in this context, suggests harmony or concord among individuals or between states, aligning interests and reducing conflict. Together, these ideas aim for a social outcome of peace and friendship, rather than domination, material preoccupation, or purely intellectual pursuits.