the implied agreement between the people and the government in which the people give up some of their power and freedom in exchange for protection of their rights

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Brodie Hayden

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2 April, 12:24

the implied agreement between the people and the government in which the people give up some of their power and freedom in exchange for protection of their rights

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Celia Guerrero · Answer 1

The correct answer b) social contract.

the other answers are wrong, for example: the divine right of king would mean that the king has a right to rule and does need an agreement from the people and natural rights are rights that all people have but the agreement, is not a right, but an agreement, or in other words: contract.