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Who among the following is an advocate of the theory of Civil Legitimacy?
Joh Locke
Thomas Hobbes
J.J. Rousseau
Aristotle
- John Locke:
- Known for advocating the theory of civil legitimacy.
- Emphasizes government legitimacy through consent of the governed.
- Believes in natural rights: life, liberty, and property.
- ?? Correct Answer: John Locke is an advocate of the theory of Civil Legitimacy.
- Thomas Hobbes:
- Advocates for a strong central authority to avoid chaos.
- Known for the social contract theory.
- Believes people give up some rights for protection.
- J.J. Rousseau:
- Known for his version of social contract theory.
- Focuses on the idea of general will.
- Believes in direct democracy.
- Aristotle:
- Ancient Greek philosopher.
- Discusses forms of government but not specifically civil legitimacy as per modern understanding.
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