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One of the most basic rights, according to Locke, is the right to own private property, and the most basic private property one can own is __________.

What is Nietzsche describing in the metaphor, “A tablet of virtues hangs over every people.”

A deontologist would argue that morality should not be based on feelings but rather __________.

The basis of the social contract according to Hobbes was __________.

Aristotle’s view of __________ means factors unknown to the agent influences his or her choices.

Hume wrote, “A single act of justice is frequently contrary to __________; and were it to stand alone, without being followed by other acts, may, in itself, be very prejudicial to society.

Soft determinism is also known as __________.

Like Bentham, __________ insists that the principle of utility cannot be proved as such, for it is the ultimate end in terms of which everything else is justified.

Which of the following theory of justice focuses on every individual’s rights by defending two principles: first, that we all have basic and equal rights, and second, that all inequalities of wealth, health, opportunities, and so forth, are to every individual’s advantage?

Which of the following philosophers rejected the idea of basing morality on feelings of any kind?