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Hobbes facts: true or false

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He described the state of nature as a condition of war.

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He argued for a strong sovereign to ensure peace and security.

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He maintained that natural rights are retained after forming a commonwealth.

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Thomas Hobbes was an English philosopher.

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He wrote Leviathan.

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He denied that a social contract exists.

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He claimed life in the state of nature is peaceful and equal.

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He believed democracy with frequent elections is the best form of government.

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He lived during the 17th century (1588–1679).

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He promoted the divine right of kings as the basis of authority.

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