Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan Differs Significantly from John Locke's Political Writings

question 10

Multiple Choice

Thomas Hobbes's Leviathan differs significantly from John Locke's political writings in that

• A) both favored revolution against absolute rulers, but only Locke favored democracy.
• B) Hobbes thought that any government is better than the state of nature, but Locke disagreed.
• C) Locke favored religious toleration, but Hobbes would only tolerate Catholics and atheists.
• D) Hobbes denied that all men are naturally free and equal.
• E) Locke denied that all men are naturally free and equal.

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