Hobbes's version of the social contract gives absolute power to a sovereign because (D.) only the sovereign is capable of protecting people from the state of nature.
Hobbes, who was a Royalist, rejected the theory that supported the divine hereditary right of kings; however,<u> he did believe in the sovereign's unlimited power</u>. According to him, <u>only one leader was capable of protecting the state of nature, essentially characterized by war, by achieving his purpose: avoiding self-destruction and establishing peace.</u> Furthermore, unlike Locke, Hobbes believed that the social contract was non-terminable and non-renewable.
Robert Fulton is most remembered for building the first working steamboat.
Pearl harbour was attacked on December 7 1941
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The Five-Year Plan (FYPs) were introduced by Joseph Stalin for Soviet industrialisation.The series of FYPs were meant to modernise Soviet industry and to match and overtake the other Western powers who by an industrial revolution had managed to modernise their industries and increase their industrial output. The FYPs were implemented to fulfil various purposes.Most of the USSR was very backward in the industrial sector.The USSR had the resources but did not have the infrastructure and industry to exploit it.According to Stalin and his belief of ‘socialism in one country’,the Soviet Union should “overtake and outstrip the capitalist countries”.He felt that in order to spread socialism all over the world,The USSR needed consolidation.Thus complete potential was not achieved. Underproduction in many industries was also present due to the lack of resources such as wood.This led to hoarding of goods which lead to a lack of cooperation between many components of he industrial system.No one dared to complain explicitly about the government.Trade unions were powerless after 1917.Strikes and demands for better pay were prohibited.Any last bit of human rights disappeared under the FYPS.There was no provision for development of the standard of living of the proletariat in the FYPs.Any demands for an increase in the standard of living were deemed as selfish when a threat of a capitalist invasion on Soviet Russia was looming large.This led to the usual assignment of scapegoats.People accused of ‘sabotage’ were punished in show trials or sent to Siberian work camps.The plans failed to increase the standard of living of the workers.
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