John Locke Argued in His Theory of Social Contract That

question 35

Multiple Choice

John Locke argued in his theory of social contract that

• A) the power of the king was supreme.
• B) while citizens sacrifice certain rights and then consent to be governed, they retain other inalienable rights.
• C) both parties agree upon conditions of the social order, in this case that England's Parliament would agree on rights for the colonial citizens.
• D) citizens sacrifice certain rights upon consent of the king or Parliament.
• E) Parliament rightly held veto power over the Continental Congress.

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