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Medesa

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Which of the following was Hobbes's solution to the collective action problem?
 
  A. state of nature
  B. anarchy
  C. separation of powers
  D. plutarchy
  E. social contract

Question 2

Which of the following is true of the state of nature?
 
  A. It consists of people belonging to large social groups governed by the same political authority.
  B. It represents a smooth system in which the interests of the strong and weak do not clash.
  C. It lacks a government or a human community and is characterized by anarchy.
  D. It solves problems through an established framework of legal rules and sanctions.
  E. It consists of a political agreement in which everyone binds their own hands.



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Answer to Question 1

E

Answer to Question 2

C



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