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Hobbes & Locke Basics Quiz

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Philosophy rights quiz

by Matthew McManus
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What did Hobbes think was most important

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Hobbes wrote a book called _______

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Hobbes believed that if a government violates the social contract, the people can overthrow the government

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Life without laws and governments is referred to as a

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Hobbes saw humans as naturally selfish and quick to fight

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Hobbes believed that people were naturally good

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Hobbes believed that people were by nature evil and needed to be protected from themselves.

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Hobbes believed people need a supreme ruler, like a king, to have peace.

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An agreement between people and the government.

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an agreement between the people and the government; the people agree to give up some freedom and rights in exchange for government protection

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Which form of government did Hobbes think was best

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an English philosopher who thought that a government with all the power in one place was best (monarchy)

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an English philosopher who wrote about natural rights and influenced our founding fathers

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like an anarchy, a situation with no government and no laws

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life, liberty, and property

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an agreement between the people and the government; the people agree to give up some freedom and rights in exchange for government protection

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Thomas Jefferson got his ideas about "life, liberty and pursuit of happiness " from this philosophers ideas about "life, liberty and property."

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People need a supreme ruler, like a king, to have peace.

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When the government/ruler breaks the contract the people can revolt and set up a new government

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An agreement between people and the government.

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