1. Communitarianism considers the liberal ethical principles of the Enlightenment:
2. A welcome step forward in human liberation
3. An opening for an ethics of care
4. A result of French communities of color
5. A mask for implicit emotivism

1. Thomas Hobbes' thought shifted the basis of obligation from
2. Nature to Consent
3. Reason to Emotion
4. Society to Religion
5. Love to Respect

1. Socrates allowed himself to be called the wisest of men, because
2. He was taught by Plato
3. He at least knew that he didn't know
4. He challenged authority
5. He was willing to die for his beliefs

1. The anthropologist Ruth Benedict defined the "abnormal" as society's term for those who:
2. Are unethical
3. Are like primitives
4. Are unable to conform
5. Are malicious

1. Normative Ethics are the same as:
2. Descriptive ethics
3. Meta-ethics
4. Verifiable ethics
5. Evaluative ethics