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This quiz consists of 5 multiple choice and 5 short answer questions through Chapters 6 - 10, pp. 140 - 181.

Multiple Choice Questions

1. Despite man's liberty, what does Locke argue that man should not be allowed to do?
(a) Destroy himself, creatures, or other people.
(b) Divorce his wife.
(c) Acquire his neighbor's slaves.
(d) Buy his neighbor's property.

2. What event is Noah most often associated with?
(a) Slaves.
(b) Global domination.
(c) Property.
(d) The flood.

3. How does Locke believe that natural freedom and the rule of parents fit together?
(a) Children have to be old enough to understand the law of reason and are free until this age.
(b) Natural freedom opposes all parental rule.
(c) Natural freedom is given to children by parents.
(d) Natural freedom is stolen from children by their parents.

4. What law determines when the guardianship ends?
(a) The law of property ownership.
(b) The law of primogeniture.
(c) The law of self-governance.
(d) The municipal law of the country.

5. What distinction does Locke make regarding gender and power?
(a) Locke says Adam has control over his wife Eve.
(b) Locke says that both Adam and Eve have equal power.
(c) Locke says power lies in the hands of the mother.
(d) Locke says gender inequalities prevent power equality.

Short Answer Questions

1. What was dominion measured in during this time?

2. In the First Treatise, what does Locke believe that the book Patriacha actually promotes?

3. When a person violates the state of liberty, what does Locke say must ensue?

4. What does Locke write is necessary to stop war?

5. What happens in a state of liberty?

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