The Contemporary Language of Human Rights Is Anchored in a Tradition

question 9

Multiple Choice

The contemporary language of human rights is anchored in a tradition of political thought that reaches back to the political philosophy of:

• A)Karl Marx.
• B)Giuseppe Mazzini.
• C)Thomas Jefferson.
• D)Edmund Burke.
• E)John Locke.

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Definitions:

Wavelengths

The distance between consecutive peaks (or troughs) in a wave, often used in the context of electromagnetic radiation.

Ground State

The lowest energy state of an atom or other particle, which is the most stable and preferred configuration.

Electrons

Fundamental particles that contribute to the electrical properties of atoms, possessing a negative charge and existing in the electron cloud.

Excited State

A condition of an atom, molecule, or nucleus in which it possesses more energy than its ground state.