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This test consists of 5 multiple choice questions, 5 short answer questions, and 10 short essay questions.
Multiple Choice Questions
1. Whose absolute authority does Locke question?
(a) God.
(b) Father.
(c) Society.
(d) Mother.
2. Who has joint dominion over the children in Locke's opinion?
(a) The king and queen.
(b) King James and his wife.
(c) Slaves and slave owners.
(d) Father and mother.
3. What does the rule of having only one king in the world depend upon?
(a) Lots of property.
(b) A big kingdom.
(c) The acceptance of paternal authority.
(d) Obedient sons.
4. To whom does Locke believe the duty of honor and obedience is due?
(a) The king.
(b) The prince.
(c) The magistrate.
(d) The natural father.
5. What does Filmer call the relationship between a man and his parents?
(a) Royal or fatherly authority.
(b) Painful subjugation.
(c) The inheritance of kings.
(d) The vested power.
Short Answer Questions
1. What right does Locke believe all men have?
2. Who buys his brother's birthright?
3. What two things does Filmore say are necessary for absolute monarchy to work?
4. What rights does Filmer believe should be given to the descendants of the heir?
5. How could the premise of divine rights be destroyed?
Short Essay Questions
1. According to Filmer, what are the only two ways that a king can come to power?
2. What does Filmer base most of his arguments upon?
3. Describe what Locke says about the relationship of men and women.
4. What confusion arises as a direct result of equating birthright with dominion?
5. What does Locke say about the rights of the mother?
6. Describe Locke's argument about multiple kings and what their existence shows.
7. What does Filmer infer about the Fifth Commandment?
8. What does Filmer say about power and Adam's line?
9. What kind of power is the right of supremacy?
10. Describe what subjugation of the children means in regards to monarchy.
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