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    The document discusses life in the state of nature versus living in a society. It asks a series of questions about what is missing from the state of nature, such as security, enforcement of rules, and an established legal system. People choose to live in a society because it offers benefits like protection, stability, and governance that are lacking in the dangerous state of nature.

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    The document discusses life in the state of nature versus living in a society. It asks a series of questions about what is missing from the state of nature, such as security, enforcement of rules, and an established legal system. People choose to live in a society because it offers benefits like protection, stability, and governance that are lacking in the dangerous state of nature.

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    questions for "Of the ends of political society and government" from John Locke's Second Treaties.

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    The document discusses life in the state of nature versus living in a society. It asks a series of questions about what is missing from the state of nature, such as security, enforcement of rules, and an established legal system. People choose to live in a society because it offers benefits like protection, stability, and governance that are lacking in the dangerous state of nature.

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    Second Treaty

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    • What is the state of nature?


    • Describe life in the state of nature.
    • Explain a person’s safety and security
    in a state of nature.
    • Why would people choose to not live in
    a state of nature?
    124
    • What is missing from a state of nature?
    • Why can’t people “naturally” establish
    what is missing from the state of nature
    and then live peaceably in the state of
    nature?
    125
    • What else is missing from the state of
    nature?
    • Why can’t people “naturally” establish
    what is missing from the state of nature
    and then live peaceably in the state of
    nature?
    126
    • What else is missing from the state of
    nature?
    • Why can’t people “naturally” establish
    what is missing from the state of nature
    and then live peaceably in the state of
    nature?
    127
    • What drive people to choose life in
    society rather than in the state of
    nature?
    • What are the benefits of society?
    128
    • What two powers do people have in the
    state of nature?
    129
    • What do people give up in exchange for
    living in society?
    130
    • What else do people give up in
    exchange for living in society?
    131
    • What does society offer that the state of
    nature cannot?
    • What evidence is given to prove that
    moving into society is a better choice for
    people?
    • What is the responsibility of the
    government in society?

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