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According to John Locke, what are the fundamental rights that individuals are born with?
According to John Locke, what are the fundamental rights that individuals are born with?
- Rights of servitude and obedience
- Rights of inequality and subjugation
- Rights of hierarchy and monarchy
- Rights of liberty and property (correct)
In the state of nature according to John Locke, what is the law that governs human beings?
In the state of nature according to John Locke, what is the law that governs human beings?
- The law of servitude
- The law of monarchy
- The law of hierarchy
- The law of nature (correct)
Where does John Locke suggest the law of nature comes from?
Where does John Locke suggest the law of nature comes from?
- Men being the workmanship of society
- Men being the workmanship of government
- Men being the workmanship of God (correct)
- Men being the workmanship of nature
According to John Locke, what happens to natural rights once individuals enter into society?
According to John Locke, what happens to natural rights once individuals enter into society?
What did John Locke emphasize about the rights individuals have in the state of nature?
What did John Locke emphasize about the rights individuals have in the state of nature?
John Locke believes that individuals are born with fundamental rights that are enshrined in a constitution or list.
John Locke believes that individuals are born with fundamental rights that are enshrined in a constitution or list.
According to John Locke, the state of nature is characterized by hierarchy and the idea that some people are born to be kings and others are born to be slaves.
According to John Locke, the state of nature is characterized by hierarchy and the idea that some people are born to be kings and others are born to be slaves.
In the state of nature, the law of nature sets absolute limits on individuals' rights that cannot be given up or taken from others.
In the state of nature, the law of nature sets absolute limits on individuals' rights that cannot be given up or taken from others.
John Locke suggests that the law of nature comes from the workmanship of one and wise maker, namely 'god' and individuals are made to serve him.
John Locke suggests that the law of nature comes from the workmanship of one and wise maker, namely 'god' and individuals are made to serve him.
According to John Locke, natural rights change and diminish once individuals enter into society.
According to John Locke, natural rights change and diminish once individuals enter into society.
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Locke's Natural Rights
Locke's Natural Rights
Fundamental rights inherent to all individuals, such as liberty and property.
Law of Nature (Locke)
Law of Nature (Locke)
The moral law governing human behavior in the state of nature.
Source of Law of Nature
Source of Law of Nature
Derived from God's creation of humans.
Natural Rights in Society
Natural Rights in Society
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State of Nature (Locke)
State of Nature (Locke)
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Equality in State of Nature
Equality in State of Nature
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Rights in Constitution?
Rights in Constitution?
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State of Nature Hierarchy?
State of Nature Hierarchy?
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Absolute Natural Rights?
Absolute Natural Rights?
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Divine Source of Rights
Divine Source of Rights
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