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According to social contract theory, a social contract is an agreement between

According to social contract theory, a social contract is an agreement between
A) two or more governments.
B) two or more citizens.
C) the people and their government.
D) two or more factions.
E) one or more state governments and the federal government.

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American Government: Roots and Reform

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