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According to Socrates, what is the role of law?
According to Socrates, what is the role of law?
- To reflect the morals of the majority
- To enforce punishment for wrongdoing
- To create order in society
- To guide people in right living (correct)
According to Plato, when does justice exist?
According to Plato, when does justice exist?
- When everyone is happy
- When everyone is equal
- When everyone follows the law
- When everyone works together for the good of the whole (correct)
According to Aristotle, what makes people good?
According to Aristotle, what makes people good?
- Laws that reflect morals
- Government regulations
- Moral principles
- Fear of punishment (correct)
According to St. Thomas Aquinas, what were humans created for?
According to St. Thomas Aquinas, what were humans created for?
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According to Thomas Hobbes, why is government necessary?
According to Thomas Hobbes, why is government necessary?
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According to Jeremy Bentham, what is the purpose of law?
According to Jeremy Bentham, what is the purpose of law?
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According to John Austin, what did he separate law from?
According to John Austin, what did he separate law from?
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According to Natural Law, where do laws originate from?
According to Natural Law, where do laws originate from?
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According to Positive Law, what are man-made laws based on?
According to Positive Law, what are man-made laws based on?
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According to John Locke, when can governments be overthrown?
According to John Locke, when can governments be overthrown?
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