In The Prince , Machiavelli expresses a very clear view of human nature and human behavior. In fact, his political theory is largely based on these...

In The Prince, Machiavelli expresses a very clear view of human nature and human behavior. In fact, his political theory is largely based on these factors. After all, getting people to behave and "follow the rules" is quite difficult if one ignores human tendencies. According to the text, what is Machiavelli's general view of human nature? What are the qualities and characteristics most typical of human beings according to Machiavelli? Discuss this, and then explain how his view of human behavior is connected to his political theory. In other words, how does the way he feels about people influence the kind of behavior he demands of the intelligent and wise prince? Finally, in the last portion of your essay, give your own assessment of Machiavelli's view of human nature. Is he right about people? Is he wrong? Explain. I have to put it in MLA format and it should be 4 pages (including the work cited) minimum length.