Question

Jean-Jacques Rousseau believed that there were two types of inequality: natural or physical inequality and moral or political inequality. Which is an example of moral or political inequality

Answer 1

Answer:

Having more power than others

Explanation:

Moral inequality - Also referred to as political inequality, is based upon artificial foundations. It is formed not by Natural circumstances but by a convention or agreement among consenting men.

The societal differences in power, wealth, status or class are moral inequalities; they entail a single person benefiting at the detriment of another. Whilst a lot of authors have confused the term with the natural state of affairs, it should be noted that this type of inequality is a recent creation.

Answer 2

Answer: ↓

Having more power than others

Explanation: ↓

Moral inequality - Also referred to as political inequality, is based upon artificial foundations. It is formed not by Natural circumstances but by a convention or agreement among consenting men.

The societal differences in power, wealth, status or class are moral inequalities; they entail a single person benefiting at the detriment of another. Whilst a lot of authors have confused the term with the natural state of affairs, it should be noted that this type of inequality is a recent creation.

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