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What do Hobbes and Locke say?

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Citizens have a right to revolt against their government.
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Locke
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Q1
Citizens have a right to revolt against their government.
Hobbes
Locke
Both
30s
Q2
Citizens have no right to revolt against their government.
Both
Hobbes
Locke
30s
Q3
Without government people would live in a state of nature.
Both
Hobbes
Locke
30s
Q4
Citizens give up some rights in exchange for protection from the government.
Locke
Hobbes
Both
30s
Q5
Government should be led by a sovereign ruler.
Hobbes
Locke
Both
30s
Q6
People are born evil.
Locke
Both
Hobbes
30s
Q7
People are born with a blank slate.
Both
Locke
Hobbes
30s
Q8
Natural Rights
life, liberty, property
life, liberty, pursuit of happiness
tabula rasa, blank slate
30s
Q9
Agreement between citizens and government
Natural Rights
Tabula Rasa
Social Contract
30s
Q10
Believes all people are born with natural rights.
Hobbes
Both
Locke
30s
Q11
Social contract between government and citizens is a two-way street.
Hobbes
Both
Locke
30s
Q12
Social contract between government and citizen is a one-way street.
Hobbes
Locke
Both
30s
Q13
Tabula Rasa
Blank Slate
Blank Screen
Table of Roses
30s
Q14
Believes in democracy.
Locke
Both
Hobbes
30s
Q15
Government - It's a good thing.
Locke
Hobbes
Both
30s

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