For Hobbes, a Well-Ordered Society Is One in Which

question 20

Multiple Choice

For Hobbes, a well-ordered society is one in which

• A) there is no government.
• B) no one ever breaks one's agreements.
• C) all of the laws are easy to understand.
• D) there are reliable threats against breaking mutually beneficial rules.

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Definitions:

Costs(Awarded)

Expenses that a court orders one party to pay another, often as part of the judgment in a legal case.

Court Action

Legal proceedings initiated to enforce or protect a right, or to seek a remedy in a dispute.

Limitation Period

A legally defined time within which legal action must be initiated for a claim or right to be valid.

Legislation

Laws or legal statutes passed by a governing body or legislature.