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Hobbes's reactions to human nature were based on
 
  a. the belief that governments were a natural state of humanity.
  b. the natural state of nature was stability and security.
  c. the deep belief in divine right.
  d. the support of an absolute monarchy based on reason.
  e. the idea that deductive reasoning could not be applied to the study of human activities.
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