box. Write the A. Thomas Hobbes B. John Locke D. John Rawls C. Jean Jacques Rousseau E. David Gauthier

31. Man in his natural state is naturally selfish, and this leads to conflict among individuals.
32. Humans, when deprived of information about their own characteristics, tend to choose a society which is just and fair to all.
33. In some cases, the government is able to impose its will on the people. 34. Society is run by a government established by people who share common ideals and beliefs. Should this government fail to uphold these ideals, it will be replaced by another. 35. Individuals establishing a society agree on a "social contract" where they surrender their wants and submit to a higher authority.
36. The government has been empowered by the people to act on their behalf, and is considered to be the best judge regarding what is best for all.
37. A person's self-interests benefit society because his or her actions to meet his needs and desires end up meeting the needs of the other members of the society.
38. Society is organized by individuals who form a covenant to work together in upholding the welfare of the society. 39. Society controls the natural desires of humans in order to ensure order and harmony.
40. Man is naturally cooperative and reasonable.​