👉 In classical Greek philosophy, an aristocracy is a class of individuals who are considered to be above average in intelligence and moral character. The term "aristotle" comes from the Greek word "arista," which means superior or distinguished, and "elite," which means elite class. Aristocrats were often members of higher social classes and held positions of influence in government, politics, academia, and other spheres. They were typically associated with wealth, education, and access to land or other resources
