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- Political Science Mcqspolitical-science-mcqs
- Published
- 12 May 2022
- Last updated
- 28 May 2026
Explanation
In Hobbes' theory, the sovereign is not an original party to the contract but is created as a result of it. The social contract establishes the sovereign's authority to maintain order and peace.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Which country has the highest population in the world?
- 2.According to Hobbes, after the establishment of the state, people retained which type of rights?
- 3.According to Hobbes, what is the people's obligation towards the sovereign's commands?
- 4.What was Hobbes' view regarding the people's ability to withdraw from the social contract?
- 5.According to Hobbes, what do individuals give up in the social contract that establishes the state?
- 6.What did Hobbes claim about the rights people have in the state of nature?
- 7.How did Hobbes describe the condition of the state of nature?
- 8.Which book contains Hobbes' formulation of the Social Contract theory?
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