1) In Locke's social contract arguments, the government draws its authority from O The consent of the people O The love of the people O The adoration of the people O The adulation of the people 4) From Locke's perspective, consent is needed precisely because O People are unequal People are irrational People are emotional People are equal 5) In Hobbes' Leviathan, what is responsible for morality? Virtues O Natural and civic laws O Religion O Individuals 6) The state of human nature in Hobbes differs from the view held by Rousseau in that O The former believes are humans are natural good and free but the latter believes humans are only free O The former believes are naturally selfish, but the latter believes humans are good and free in their natural state O Both believe that humans are naturally good-hearted and free ONeither one believes humans are good and free 8) If you were formulating a version of social contract that accommodates the limitations of people with disability, you would probably need to use the following approach: O Contractarianism O Contractualism