Question

how does the principle of natural rights relate to the principle of social contract according to john locke? citizens enter an agreement with the government and give up all their natural rights to have order and protection. citizens enter an agreement with the government, but natural rights limit those in power and protect the people. the government must protect citizens’ natural rights, but the citizens can choose which laws or policies to follow. the government establishes a monarchy, where the citizens must abide by its laws and natural rights are limited. question 15 (01.04 lc) (multiple choice worth 3 points) which of the following documents is a direct legacy of the ratification debates and the anti - federalists? the declaration of independence the articles of the confederation the bill of rights the stamp act

Explanation:

According to John Locke, in the social - contract theory, natural rights are inalienable. The government's role is to protect these natural rights of the citizens, and natural rights act as a check on those in power. For the second question, the Bill of Rights was a result of the ratification debates and addressed concerns of the Anti - Federalists about protecting individual liberties.

Answer:

The government must protect citizens’ natural rights, but natural rights limit those in power and protect the people
The Bill of Rights