Natural rights 3.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? Government & PoliticsA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Frank The ManCreated on: 21-09-12 10:38 what were the variety of doctrines and theories from classical liberalism ? natural rights, utilitarianism, economic liberalism, social darwinism, neoliberalism 1 of 10 what is a human right ? rights to which people are entitled by virtue of being human; universal and fundamental rights. 2 of 10 both Hobbes and Locke believed that government was formed through a ...? social contract 3 of 10 In the american declartion of independence jefferson described inalienable rights as ? life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness 4 of 10 what did hobbes fear would happen without a strong government ? a state of nature 5 of 10 Locke believed in a limited government but what did this actually ? the functions of government should not extend beyond the minial function of preserving public order and protecting property (night watchman state) 6 of 10 what was jeffersons famous quote on natural rights ? That government is best which governs least 7 of 10 what is the definition of natural rights ? God-given rights that are fundamental to human beings and are therefore inalienable (they cannot be taken away) 8 of 10 what are inalienable rights ? they cannot be taken away 9 of 10 how do you spell keynesianism K E Y N E S I A N I S M 10 of 10
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