Identify the statements that are consistent with the "social contract ". a. The fundamental rights enjoyed by citizens under lib
eralism were life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. b. Citizens were in possession of certain natural rights that were universal and not subject to restriction. c. Citizens voluntarily gave up some freedoms to be part of a society. d. The philosophy emphasized the public good.
A. Quartering was when the British government allowed troops to enter any home. The home owners kind of had to “house” the troops, if they refused then they would be punished
