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John Locke this and answers is correct
Thomas Hobbes and John Locke were two great Enlightenment thinkers that influenced political philosophy. One difference between these two philosophers is that <u>John Locke</u> believed that in order to live in a healthier society, people had to transfer some of their rights to a limited government in a "Social Contract." Under this contract, the government had to be elected and changed by the people whenever they deemed it necessary, and it also had to protect people's right to life, freedom, and property.
<u>Thomas Hobbes</u>, on the other hand, believed in establishing a social contract and promoted the idea that all individuals had to cede their natural rights to an absolute government in order to live in a better and orderly society, even meaning that people had to accept abuses (<em>The island scenario illustrates Hobbes' ideas).</em>
Two of the greatest mistakes that people make in taking opinion polls is that 1) they focus on too small of a sample size, and 2) that they don't ask the right questions.
Armenian Genocide : a massive extermination of Armenian Minorities ( Descendants of Ottoman Greeks and Assyrians) that happened in 1915. It took about 1,500,000 lives
Three articles from universal declarations of human rights that adress the issue :
- Article 1
All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights
- Article 3
everyone has the right to life, liberty, and security of a person
- Article 5
No one shall subjected to torture or cruel inhumane degrading treatment or punishment