Which statement most accurately encapsulates the essence of social contract theory? (see the PBS video) We surrender some freedo
ms in exchange for the benefits of cooperative living. Everyone keep to themselves. The best thing to do is always that which is beneficial to society. Unlimited freedom is conducive to human flourishing.
As explained in the video, a world where everyone is absolutely free to do as they please is most disturbing and might even translate to the end of civilization. This is because while at the individual level it seems appealing to seem to do as one pleases, at large, others are also free to do as they please too.
If a bully, for example, decides to go from door to door to rip off every one of their monies and valuables, it'd be allowable and just under such a system.
Hence, to enjoy some of the benefits of communal existence such as security, humans must give up some freedoms.
orchestra playing in the background of the movie. When there's an intense scene, the music is intense. When there's a happy scene, the music sounds happy.
The composers would call for instruments to be used in new, unorthodox ways ("extended techniques"), like banging on the back of a guitar like a drum instead of strumming the strings.
They were in poor condition and did not have proper funding.
Explanation:
They didn't have enough money given to buy better/more up to date textbooks, or larger classrooms, or many other supplies. Plus, many of the teachers weren't educated as well when they were younger. The teachers also were supposed to teach that Caucasian people were better than African American people.
this is because the pitch of a note is determined by the frequency. for example, a high frequency will give you a high pitch and a low frequency will give you a low pitch.
It depends if it's a single or a double bar line. if it's a double bar line it's just there to separate the sections of the music and if it's a single bar line all it does it separate the beats in order to make a measure.