Hobbes` View on Human Nature

Hobbes’ View on Human Nature
Students will be able to explain how Hobbes’ view of human nature affected
his ideal form of government using the following key terms: Leviathan, social
contract, absolute monarch, and state of nature
Thomas Hobbes believed humans were born _____________ , ___________ ,
and _____________.
Hobbes thought that in this _______________________ , a human’s life was
______________ and ____________________.
To escape this horrible state of nature, Hobbes believed people should enter into a…
SSodib
Social Contract
I hereby agree to give up my ______ to a supreme
_______. In return, I would gain ________ &
________.
I must obey my ruler, even if he rules _________.
I thus agree to give my ruler _____________, so
he may stop people from fighting with each other.
He will
be an
______________________.
“There
is no
power
on earth to be compared to him”
I understand that I may not stage a __________
and that under NO circumstances may I be released
from this contract.
Signature ___________________________
Meet Your Ruler…The Leviathan
Meet Your Ruler: The Leviathan
“There is no power on earth to be compared to him”
Who:
What:
When:
Where:
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