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tth

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Benjamin Franklin believed that the virtues were in character.
 
  a) deontological
  b) utilitarian or teleological
  c) egoistic
  d) emotional

Question 2

Steinbock bases her defense of abortion rights on the fact that an early fetus
 
  a. is nonsentient, and therefore has no interests of its own.
  b. has no soul; ensoulment does not occur until late in pregnancy.
  c. is not a member of the social community, and thus has no rights under the social
  contract.
  d. cannot reason, and therefore cannot be a fully moral being.
  e. lacks any status as an independent functioning being, and thus cannot be the subject
  of rights claims.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

a



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