John Locke Argued in His Theory of Social Contract That

Multiple Choice

John Locke argued in his theory of social contract that

A) the power of the king was supreme.
B) while citizens sacrifice certain rights and then consent to be governed, they retain other inalienable rights.
C) both parties agree upon conditions of the social order, in this case that England's Parliament would agree on rights for the colonial citizens.
D) citizens sacrifice certain rights upon consent of the king or Parliament.
E) Parliament rightly held veto power over the Continental Congress.