According to Theorist John Locke, How Do Governments Hold Our

question 58

Multiple Choice

According to theorist John Locke, how do governments hold our allegiance?

• A) by enforcing pluralism and suppressing elite dominance
• B) by preserving the state of nature in the face of human threats
• C) by enabling majority rule and protecting minority rights
• D) by holding a monopoly on the use of force within a government's borders
• E) by protecting our life, liberty, and property better than we could on our own

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Definitions:

Nitric Oxide

A gaseous signaling molecule involved in various physiological and pathological processes within the body, including vasodilation and neurotransmission.

Resting Potential

The membrane potential (difference in electric charge between the two sides of the plasma membrane) of a neuron in which no action potential is occurring. The typical resting potential is about –70 millivolts. Compare with action potential.

Cytosolic Charge

The net charge within the cytosol, important for cellular processes like transport and signaling.

Unmyelinated Axons

Nerve fibers lacking a myelin sheath, resulting in slower transmission of nerve impulses compared to myelinated ones.