Question

which philosopher emphasized life, liberty, and property? *
2 points
○ john locke
○ jean-jacque rousseau

what three components make up government? *
2 points
○ people, powers, and policies.
○ state, population, territory
○ population, territory, government, and sovereignty.

this theory states that god created the state. *
2 points
○ divine right
○ social contract
○ force

Explanation:

First Question:

John Locke is known for emphasizing natural rights including life, liberty, and property. Jean - Jacque Rousseau's main focus was on the social contract and the general will. So the correct option is John Locke.

The three components that make up government are people (who are governed), powers (the authority the government has), and policies (the rules and actions it implements). The option "State, population, territory" refers to elements of a state, and "Population, territory, government, and sovereignty" has four components and includes elements of a state rather than government components.

The Divine Right theory holds that the state was created by God and that rulers derive their authority from God. The Social Contract theory states that the state is formed by an agreement among people. The Force theory states that the state is formed through force. So the correct option is Divine Right.

Answer:

A. John Locke

Second Question: