WGU C963 American politics and US
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,An agreement between people Social Contract
and government in which citizens
consent to being governed so
long as the government protects
their natural rights.
the idea that all humans are born Natural Rights
with rights, which include the
right to life, liberty, and property
,A theory on how people might State of Nature
have lived before societies came
into existence. is a condition in
which all of us live individually
and solitarily, prior to the
existence of society. We are
physically and mentally capable
of achieving our own survival.
, contribution in The Spirit of the Montesquieu (1689-1755)
Laws (1748) regards the structure
of political institutions. He argues
for a separation of powers:
legislative, executive, and judicial.
Each will serve as a check on the
power of the other, limiting the
harm each might do. separates
power to offset the power of
different social interests: ordinary
people, the aristocracy, and the
monarch.
Constitution | Q/A | Grade A| 100% Correct
(Verified Answers) /Newest Update!!!
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Terms in this set (225)
,An agreement between people Social Contract
and government in which citizens
consent to being governed so
long as the government protects
their natural rights.
the idea that all humans are born Natural Rights
with rights, which include the
right to life, liberty, and property
,A theory on how people might State of Nature
have lived before societies came
into existence. is a condition in
which all of us live individually
and solitarily, prior to the
existence of society. We are
physically and mentally capable
of achieving our own survival.
, contribution in The Spirit of the Montesquieu (1689-1755)
Laws (1748) regards the structure
of political institutions. He argues
for a separation of powers:
legislative, executive, and judicial.
Each will serve as a check on the
power of the other, limiting the
harm each might do. separates
power to offset the power of
different social interests: ordinary
people, the aristocracy, and the
monarch.
