Question

What is the Enlightenment philosophy of social contract?

the idea that society should submit to absolute monarchs

the idea that people surrender some individual freedoms in return for safety and security

the belief that government should not interfere in a nation's economy

the belief that society is generally cruel, selfish, and greedy by nature
@GirlByte

Answer 1

I thank you so much girl byte amazing help i will let you know the score

Answer 2

Without having to look it up, I know the answer is--

the idea that people surrender some individual freedoms in return for safety and security

Answer 3

Actually, I don't think any of the answers are very good, but the one I picked comes the closest.

Answer 4

Thank You Donald ... I do apoligize for being like that ,Its just really late its 2:15 AM and my mom is really on my butt about being up so late plus i am hungry so thanks

Answer 5

Rousseau I believe, cam up with the idea. It was that everyone is in life together and that we should all help each other out as best we can.

Answer 6

Yes I am sorry as well but I'm sos101 twin brother and I'd defend him because he's family.

Answer 7

True

Answer 8

Okay. No hard feelings. I was a teenager once. *Cough* *Wheeze* :)

Answer 9

lmao how old are you if u dont mind me asking?

Answer 10

Lmao

Answer 11

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Yes I am sorry as well but I'm sos101 twin brother and I'd defend him because he's family.

Cool. And i think that has a lot to do with the Social Contract. Got you interested in it, I'll bet.

Answer 12

I'm *gasping for breathe* 58. :(

Answer 13

lol

Answer 14

lmao aww ur 58

Answer 15

Well, in a way it's an accomplishment. I made it this far.

Answer 16

58 dang man Real sorry I don't usually disrespect my elders

Answer 17

So, what other questions are you seeking the answers to?

Answer 18

Ah, that's okay. I'm not old in my head. I sort of look at it like everyone online is more or less the same age, becuase it's your personality that people see, know what I mean?

Answer 19

Yeah I see what you mean man i'm really never immature just idk im tired man

Answer 20

Okay. Do like your sense of humor though. Hahaha

Answer 21

loll thanks haha yours aint bad either

Answer 22

Now I feel bad for being rude from before *sigh

Answer 23

Hey, any time you want to talk about some topic, let me know, and we can investigate it. I find it very enjoyable.

:)

Answer 24

It's okay.

Answer 25

Why did many Italians support Mussolini during The Great Depression?

He lowered unemployment and improved the national economy.

He granted religious toleration for non-Catholics.

He decreased the size of the military and reduced government spending.

He supported democratic reforms.

Answer 26

They say its a

Answer 27

Since you have to make a guess, which one do you think it is. Remember this was during a Depression.

Answer 28

ehh umm d no b no a no c

Answer 29

lol im jp

Answer 30

Lmao

Answer 31

I know that what Hitler did with reinvigorating the economy of Germany was astonishing. Too bad he went to war. He took a country that was completely bank-rupt and nearly conquered Europe and Africa with it.

Answer 32

It's A. The most likely suspect. Bad economy turned into a good economy will turn you into a hero.

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thank you!

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We don't have any heroes in the US right now. :(

Answer 35

You're welcome. I'm going off line. So long for now.

Answer 36

nooooooooooooooooooo dont leave me :(((((((

Answer 37

Hahaha. Really? Do you have more work to do?

Answer 38

I only have 6 more :'(

Answer 39

It really looks like they are throwing tons of questions at you. Doesn't make any sense to me why they're jumping around like that. But Okay. Let's give it a shot. BTW, if your textbook stinks, you can watch youTube videos. I watch 'em and they're fun. Been watching one on Julius Caesar. Truly an interesting guy.

Answer 40

How did World War I assist the women's suffrage movement in the United States?

American women refused to serve in the armed forces unless they got the right to vote.

The conflict allowed Americans to see that allowing women to vote was a positive step in Europe.

Congress had focused solely on the conflict, allowing suffragists to get legislation passed.

Women served valuable jobs during war efforts, breaking down resistance to suffrage.

Answer 41

Which one makes the most sense?

Answer 42

Lmaoo thank you for the advice Donald

Answer 43

Keep in touch. http://opencoursescholar.wordpress.com/

That's my blog. I love to chat about subjects. I like learning new things. Maybe instead of it being boring, we can make it fun.

Answer 44

Uhh i think its D , and wow really! thats cool i will keep in touch

Answer 45

I read Casear's Commentaries. Now, I know the name sounds boring, but it's about his battles in Gaul, and he's quite a good writer. Really a guy's kind of book.

Answer 46

Yup. It's D. Makes sense, right? With all the guys off to war, they had to let women do jobs they didn't have before.

Answer 47

What's next?

Answer 48

Sounds awesome I will check it out

Answer 49

okay thanks

Answer 50

The PATRIOT Act was passed by the U.S. Congress in 2002 in response to

the Oklahoma City bombing

the September 11 terrorist attacks

the London Underground bombing

concerns over anthrax attacks and bioterrorism

Answer 51

Oh, this one is a snap. Which one do you think it is?

Answer 52

EVEN if you had no idea, you could reason it out.

Answer 53

i think the september 11 terrorist attack wasnt it arounf that time?

Answer 54

Yeah. The clue there is that they gave the date. We know that 9/11 happened in 2001, so if the PA was passed in 2002, that's the most likely answer.

Answer 55

Oh that makes sense lol

Answer 56

this next one is a map

Answer 57

K.

Answer 58

Use Attach file, and you're good to go.

Answer 59

According to the map, Yugoslavia

is a cluster of several Baltic nations

was a satellite nation of the United States after 1948

became a part of the Soviet Union in 1948

was not part of the Eastern Bloc

Answer 60

Lol thank you!

Answer 61

Okay. You can tell by looking at the map what it probably is. Must confess that I'm not certain, but I'm pretty sure I know the answer. Give it a shot.

Answer 62

okay i dont know about a because i dont know what the baltic nations are i dont know if its b because it saying something about ending something not starting something , same with c , and d is kinda a lil obvious but still not sure because how could south be apart of the east so this one is a little tricky for me

Answer 63

tht's still very impressive reasoning you're using there. It's basically the same that I used.

Answer 64

Lol Why thank you! :D

Answer 65

There ARE a cluster of names on that map. But once we look at the names, we know that it AIN'T Yugoslavia. I mean pfft. Germany was never a part of Yugoslavia. So, it can't be that.

Answer 66

Lol exactly

Answer 67

To get to the point, because it's getting late, you're right about D being the most likely answer. With the position that it has on that map, it couldn't possibly--or most likely wouldn't be part of the Eastern bBloc. There's a country between it and the East.

Answer 68

I might be wrong about that.

Answer 69

Lol its fine its the one that makes the most sense to me

Answer 70

Albany is right beneath it, and I know nothing about Albania.

Answer 71

lol

Answer 72

Cluster of several Baltic nations. That's the one.

Answer 73

Loll Okay awesome

Answer 74

To know it for certain you'd have to spend more time researching it, but I'm convinced that it. I know someone from that area, so I'm relying on my gerneral fund of knowledge.

Answer 75

What's next?

Answer 76

Actually having fun with this game. :)

Answer 77

oh okay awesome and lol what game :D?

Answer 78

The image above represents which foreign policy theory of the United States?

détente

isolationism

brinksmanship

the domino theory

Answer 79

This Sherlock Holmes game, where we're trying to deduce answers from given clues.

Answer 80

Lmaoo You are a very funny guy

Answer 81

I try my best. By the way, I noticed a couple of your wisecracks, and I really did laugh out loud. Haha

Answer 82

Okay. This one is another snap. Which one might you rule out because it seems too obvious?

Answer 83

lolll thanks u, And for this one i know its pretty obvious its probably the domino theory

Answer 84

Yeah. Sometimes, they'll ask a question, and you might say to yourself, "Hey,it can't be that. It's too easy." But most of the time, if it seems like the right answer, it is. Do you know much about the Vietnam War?

Answer 85

Obviously the Vietnamese called it The American War.

Answer 86

lol thats true and no i actually dont know about the vietnam war ive heard about it but i know its prob an american war something like that

Answer 87

yep i had a clue lol

Answer 88

It's the domino theory because it's about communism spreading all over Asia. At around 1950-1970s, Soviet Union were already communism and wanted to spread it. So it first spread underneath it, (China). Then it continues. They wanted Korea to become communism, but failed (Korea War). And so on.
I saw this and kinda made sense out of it

Answer 89

It's an incredibly important event in modern US history. Put it on your to-do list, because you can't possibly know what's going on without a good grasp of it. The Soviet Union and the US were basically fighting each other by what I would call proxy, where someone else is doing something on your behalf or whatever. In this case the Vietnamese were caught in the middle. President Johnson didn't seek reelection Kissinger is a war criminal, and the Cambodian "genocide" was one result of it.

Answer 90

Oh, yeah. You got it. I wasn't looking up while I was typing. You hit the nail on the head.

Answer 91

ohhh huh i should know this lol

Answer 92

lol thxs!

Answer 93

You bet!!

Answer 94

Which was not a short-term effect of the U.S. decision to drop atomic bombs over Japan?

the acceptance of the Three Non-Nuclear Principles

radiation sickness due the effects of the bomb

Japanese citizens experiencing flash burns to the skin

black rain coming from the sky

Answer 95

I don't know the answer, but I know which ones it isn't--so I know the answer by elimination. The key is "short-term". Which of those are short-term?

Answer 96

lol i think its a

Answer 97

radiation sickness, flash burns, and black rain are all short-term, aren't they?