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Four statements by Enlightenment philosophers. The first reads, When a monarchy is once bitten to the quick, by those Democratical writers... it wants nothing more than a strong monarch, which nevertheless out of... fear of being strongly governed... they abhor. The second statement says, By pursuing his own interest, he frequently promotes that of the society more effectually than when he really intends to promote it. The third reads, You are free at all times, in all places, as soon as you do what you wish to do. And the fourth says, The liberty of man in society is to be under no other legi

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

Ok and what are they supposed to be proposing? What is the main question and answer choices?

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Which statement best reflects John Locke's idea of social contract? 1 2 3 4

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I would say the second. This is a hard theory to understand kinda, it basically says that a social contract that implies to the people to give up some rights to a government and other authority in order to receive or jointly preserve social order.

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You read a headline that states, "Bill vetoed; Veto overridden." Which branches of government would have been involved in this process? Congress passed the bill; the president vetoed it. Congress vetoed the bill; the president put it into law anyway. The president put a bill into law; Congress voted to override. The president vetoed the bill; Congress voted to override.

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D I believe (I hate political questions)

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ok

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John Locke explained a "social contract" is a belief that government has final authority over citizens an agreement that all people have the right to life, liberty, and property an agreement between citizens and their government a belief that government should be divided into three branches

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C

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It's the same explanation as the last one involving John Locke

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The diagram below describes events leading to the Declaration of Independence. A flowchart of four boxes, the ones on the left pointing to the ones on the right. The first box says, Britain increases colonial taxes. The second has a question mark. The third says, British ignore colonial petitions. The fourth says, Declaration of Independence is approved. © 2013 FLVS Which is the most likely reason for an event that could fill Box 2? The Boston Tea Party happens in Massachusetts. The British lose the French and Indian War. The Chesapeake Bay is closed to all shipping. The French and Indian war was expensive.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

fill in the question mark one @musicmakeslife

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I would put "organized colonial petitions formed" but there are a lot of different answers that could be probable, it's not a very well written question.

OpenStudy (anonymous):

yeah srry that is how they made it so.......@musicmakeslife

OpenStudy (anonymous):

i am thinking the answer is c

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OpenStudy (anonymous):

I didn't see answer choices lol there were choices?

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yes

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it is under which most likely reason for the even..... @musicmakeslife

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you still here

OpenStudy (anonymous):

Ya I was trying to figure it out I would go with A, sorry when it tagged me in this convo again, it didn't show me the answer choices above the diagram.

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