4. humans are inherently evil which causes them to become egoistical and uncontrollable. equality forms…

4. humans are inherently evil which causes them to become egoistical and uncontrollable. equality forms necessary social contracts and maintains peace and order, and supports authoritarianism. this statement would be most supported by\n a. john locke\n b. thomas hobbes\n c. jean - jacques rousseau\n d. all of the above\n5. there are good people despite societys presence. inherent goodness in people causes them to join together with other citizens to form the collective human presence that sets the conditions for membership in society. this statement would be most supported by\n a. john locke\n b. thomas hobbes\n c. jean - jacques rousseau\n d. all of the above\n6. humans are sensible individuals and must use reason to search for truth rather than simply accept the opinion of authorities. determining the decisions of government will help both the individual and society. this in turn, amounts to following natural law and the fulfillment of the divine purpose for humanity. this statement would be most supported by\n a. john locke\n b. thomas hobbes\n c. jean - jacques rousseau\n d. all of the above\n7. in a model communist country, the level of unemployment would\n a. fluctuate widely\n b. remain very low\n c. follow business cycles\n d. exist only in industrial areas\nsocial studies 30 - 2 module 1: identity and ideology\noutreach programs - february 2016

4. humans are inherently evil which causes them to become egoistical and uncontrollable. equality forms necessary social contracts and maintains peace and order, and supports authoritarianism. this statement would be most supported by\n a. john locke\n b. thomas hobbes\n c. jean - jacques rousseau\n d. all of the above\n5. there are good people despite societys presence. inherent goodness in people causes them to join together with other citizens to form the collective human presence that sets the conditions for membership in society. this statement would be most supported by\n a. john locke\n b. thomas hobbes\n c. jean - jacques rousseau\n d. all of the above\n6. humans are sensible individuals and must use reason to search for truth rather than simply accept the opinion of authorities. determining the decisions of government will help both the individual and society. this in turn, amounts to following natural law and the fulfillment of the divine purpose for humanity. this statement would be most supported by\n a. john locke\n b. thomas hobbes\n c. jean - jacques rousseau\n d. all of the above\n7. in a model communist country, the level of unemployment would\n a. fluctuate widely\n b. remain very low\n c. follow business cycles\n d. exist only in industrial areas\nsocial studies 30 - 2 module 1: identity and ideology\noutreach programs - february 2016

Answer

Brief Explanations:

  1. Thomas Hobbes believed humans are inherently evil and need social contracts for peace and order. John Locke and Jean - Jacques Rousseau had different views on human nature.
  2. Jean - Jacques Rousseau emphasized the inherent goodness in people and their coming together to form society.
  3. John Locke's ideas included humans using reason to search for truth and following natural law.
  4. In a model communist country, the state aims to plan and control the economy, which often results in a very low level of unemployment as it tries to allocate jobs.

Answer:

  1. b. Thomas Hobbes
  2. c. Jean - Jacques Rousseau
  3. a. John Locke
  4. b. remain very low