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Question 1.1. In John Locke’s social contract, we (Points : 1)
submit to the absolute authority of the sovereign. donate all
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Sara
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1. Locke’s use of the term “property” (Points : 1)
serves to stress the absolute sanctity of property. serves as a defense
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dee
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1. Justice Potter Stewart would most agree with which claim about obscenity? (B)
It is easy to concretely determine what
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Mariah
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How is the declaration related to John Locke's idea of the social contract?
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Anonymous
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Lock's use of the term "property"
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Lisa
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What contributions did Ancient Greek philosophers make to shaping Western political thought?
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bananna
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According to Thomas Hobbes, in the "state of nature" every person had complete _____.
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Jonlyn
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which of the following ideas was not promoted by the social contract theory
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keona
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Which of the following offers the best comparison between Hobbes’s and Locke’s perspectives on the divine right of kings?(1
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Critically evaluate plato's justification of rule by philosopher kings. Please help its needed the soonest
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jean
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Explain the social contract theory.
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Ana
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What advice do you think John Locke would give to American politicians today?
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BaileyBubble
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how Hobbes, Machiavelli and Rousseau are relevant?
little guidance please
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jenny
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write a few words about Machiavelli, Locke and how they are relevant today? John Locke is another
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jenny
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The Federalist Papers are most important because they _____.
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Anonymous
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Plato and Aristotle both argued that political life should reflect humans' aspirations to live in a genuinely "good" society.
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Cat
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what philosopher would refute Glaucon's definition of justice in the Republic?
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damon
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Define social contract and explane the different views of Hobbs and Locke.
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lc
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Identify and explain a situation where you have seen Machiavelli's framework at work
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Michael
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Investigate what natural rights involved.
Reasoning, what government should look like based on natural world. Is reasoning why
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Hamilton / Jefferson Readings Quiz
1. Alexander Hamilton thought that having a virtuous citizenry was a necessity in a Repulic.
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eric
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Plato rejected democracy because of the execution of Socrates. Why did Plato's student, Aristotle,rejected democracy?
A. He felt
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ciara
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Why did Hobbes name his text Leviathan?
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Karen
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Quote at least two pairs of related lines from the Declaration of Independence and from John Locke's Of Civil Government.
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Marie
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How did the ideas of John Locke later influence the American Declaration of Independence?
Thanks -MC
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mysterychicken
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Which inalienable right is most associated with utilitarianism? (1 point)
• the resistance of oppression O the pursuit of
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What did Hobbes and Locke believe the primary object of government was? (1 point)
• to build a powerful nation O to build a
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How successful is the rawls original position procedure? Can you think of any ways in which it might be strengthened? If so, how
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mas
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Why does Hobbes think that it is necessary for persons to transfer nearly all of their rights to the sovereign rather than
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mas
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What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau mean by the “general will”?(1 point)
Responses the inalienable rights of individuals the
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what did Jean Jacques Rousseau mean by the general will
The inheritable rights of individuals the desires of the king the
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Investigate what “natural rights” involved.(1 point) Responses reasoning about the natural development of inherited
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What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau mean by the “general will”?(1 point) Responses the decisions of the legislature the decisions
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what is vigilantism and how and when does it arise?
(political philosophy)
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TRACEY
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In 1-2 sentences, analyze the ideas of Thomas Hobbes and the Enlightenment thinkers. Determine two ideas Hobbes had that were
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Which of the following offers the best comparison between
Hobbes’s and Locke’s perspectives on the divine right of kings? (1
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Investigate what “natural rights” involved. (1 point)
reasoning what government should look like based on the natural world
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Red Rider
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What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau mean by the “general
will”? (1 point) the inalienable rights of individuals the decisions of
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Red Rider
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What did Hobbes and Locke believe the primary object of
government was? (1 point) to allow people to live their lives in peace
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The concepts of life, liberty, and property (pursuit of happiness) are most closely associated with which of the following
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Please check my answers!
1. A central premise of james madison in Nos. 47, 48, and 51 of the federalist is that: a. weak
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Amy
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What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau mean by the “general will”?(1 point)
Responses the decisions of the legislature the decisions
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_____ believed that there should be no limits to the power of the government once the will of the people was determined.
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Tiffany
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Define Socialism. George Orwell doesnt think Socialism can work. WHY? How does he prove that it doesnt work by the way Animal
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Maria
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1. Which of these phrases best describes Legalism?(1 point)
Responses Citizens are capable of governing themselves. Citizens
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between hobbes and locke whose philosophy would creon follow ? antigone?
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Janet
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How did the obedience to 10 commandments influence the ideas of the Social Contract?
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Jazmyne
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would it make sense to say: (i am writing a report on rousseau's belief in the social contract)
"....in which people come to
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nicole
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Hobbes lived at a time when many philosophers were thinking about the nature of government. He was one of the first of his era
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English philosopher Thomas Hobbes saw humans as naturally selfish and quick to fight. He believed that before there were
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