The idea of a social contract is central to John Locke's philosophy. Which of the following is true of Locke's ideas
about a social contract? Select all that apply.
SELECT ALL THAT APPLY
A social contract is an agreement among a group of
people to create and live under a government whose
purpose is to make and enforce laws to protect their
rights.
Under a social contract, people have the same freedom
they have in a state of nature.
Under a social contract, the main purpose of
government is to protect those natural rights that
individuals might not be able to protect in a state of
nature,
Under a social contract, the government is responsible
for providing security to ensure the rights of the people
are not violated by other people or their government.