Author Question: Which Enlightenment writer believed that social order was possible only when the individual ... (Read 64 times)

theo · **on:** Jul 4, 2018

Which Enlightenment writer believed that social order was possible only when the individual relinquished his or her autonomy?

a. Locke.
b. Hobbes.
c. Montesquieu.
d. Smith.
e. Descartes.

Question 2

In creating the fixed starting point of longitude, the prime meridian was set at Greenwich, which is the site of

a. the British Royal Observatory.
b. the Church of England.
c. the city of London.
d. the workshop of John Harrison, who developed the chronometer.
e. Captain Cook's departure on the Endeavour.