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Question 40 / 59: Which statement best describes the difference between Rousseau's state of nature, on the one hand, and Hobbes's and Locke's states of nature, on the other hand?

A People are not individualistic in Rousseau's state of nature, while they are according to Hobbes
and Locke.

B People are not motivated by self-preservation in Rousseau's state of nature, while they are
according to Hobbes and Locke.

C People are indifferent to how others view them, while they care about how others view them
according to Hobbes and Locke.

D People are naturally religious for Rousseau, while they are not according to Hobbes and Locke.

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Western Political Thought MCQ POLSC201

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Attribution: Introduction to Western Political Thought. The Saylor Academy 2014, http://www.saylor.org/courses/polsc232/

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