Locke held that which of the following constituted a person's consent to a social contract?
A. Tacit consent only
B. Explicit consent only
C. Coerced consent
D. Either tacit or explicit consent
E. Any of the above
Question 2
The major flaw in Locke's notion of participation in the social contract is that:
A. the law has never recognized such a thing as tacit consent.
B. he assumes people are free to leave when they are dissatisfied with the laws of a state.
C. he assumes a capitalist form of government.
D. he does not define state.
E. None of the above
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