A social contract is an agreement between <u>the ruled and their rulers or the government and the people.</u>
In political philosophy the concept of the social contract was first fully developed by the English philosopher Thomas Hobbes in his book named "Leviathan: The Matter, Form, and Power of a Commonwealth, Ecclesiastical and Civil" (1651).
The author defined a social contract as an agreement between the ruled and their rulers, in which all individuals in a society cede their natural rights (life, liberty, property, etc.) to an absolute government, even meaning that individuals would have to accept abuses of power. Through the contract people could live better and maintain peace, receive protection and avoid conflict by the establishment of a civil society.
<span>The Code of Hammurabi</span>
Carnegie created a monopoly and he did this by investing in new technology which helped him grow his steel corporation. He went to other factories took their ideas and incorporated them into his. He also bout other companies that would help his own companies. In growing his monopoly he used vertical integration, he combined all of his companies into one large one which he named Carnegie Steel. He had the raw materials, his own manufacturing sites and steel mills and a way to transport his product. This is vertical integration, get the materials, make the steel, and ship it.
The Boston massacre increased the anger toward Great Britain because the British soldiers shot without orders and killed five people for just harassing them. Paul Revere produced an engraving of the massacre, which was widely circulated.
