What is the exchange made in a social contract? People give up some in exchange for some of their remaining rights.

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vichka [17]3 years ago

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People give up some liberty in exchange for some protection of their remaining rights.

alexandr1967 [171]3 years ago

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The correct answers are B) Liberty and C) Protection.

The exchange made in a social contract is the following: People give up some liberty in exchange for some protection of their remaining rights.

Thomas Hobbes was one of the first authors to refer to the theory of the Social Contract. After him, John Locke and Jean-Jacob Rousseau followed.

Generally séaking, Social Contract refers to the agreement that citizens have with their government, regarding rights and obligations. Thomas Hobbes considered that people had to give up some liberty in order to have security or protection from the state.

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