California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo SS 121 Quiz 4: Hobbes & Locke 1)According to Hobbes, all life is A representation of God Motion A burden A danger For Hobbes, the state of nature is the condition Men are in before they learn to think Men are in once they have established a commonwealth All men are always in Men are in before the creation of a commonwealth Hobbes characterizes the state of nature as a state of Pleasure Equality Justice Security To Hobbes, the law of nature is Whatever reason tells us is in our best interest with regard to survival Whatever the sovereign says it is A scientific fact that controls motion A law God places in the universe for guidance Hobbes claims that the power of the sovereign is based on Divine right The consent of the people Popular election The power of his army Hobbes says the sovereign is not part of the social contract because His authority rests on force, not consent   His authority is appointed by God The sovereign would never demean himself by making a promise If he were, disputes with the sovereign might mean a return to war According to Hobbes, what asset do I have to bargain with in the state of nature? My property My intelligence My right to everything My strength The problem Locke sees that brings the state of nature to a state of war is Greed controlling peoples actions The state of nature is always a state of war People being judges in their own cases People competing for scarce resources According to Locke, the law of nature is A law of morality A law of God A law of reason All of these According to Locke, what gives me the right to my property? My inheritance My talent My money My labor