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According to Thomas Hobbes: (Multiple Choice Question)

According to Thomas Hobbes:
A. the state of nature once actually existed
B. the state of nature was not pleasant
C. people have the right to make a social contract, and to break a social contract
D. majority rule of property owners is the ideal form of government

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