According to the social contract theory individual's in a society agree to follow certain rules and laws exchange for

protection and security provided by the government. This agreement is based on the idea that individuals give up some of their freedoms and rights in order to live in a civilized society where everyone's rights and freedoms are protected and respected. In return, the government is responsible for upholding the laws and rules that have been agreed upon, and for ensuring the safety and well-being of its citizens. The social contract theory forms the basis of democracy and the rule of law, and is a fundamental principle of modern political theory.