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| an agreement in which both sides agree to something in order to reach a shared goal |
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| a government run by the people and for the people |
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| No rules, no one in charge, and no way for people to protect their natural rights |
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| a philosopher who believed in a social contract in which people gave up their rights and power for protection |
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| a philosopher who believed that government was a two-way exchange: people give up some of their rights, NOT power, only if the government agrees to protect those rights |
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| a type of government ruled by a king or queen |
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| the president that used Locke’s ideas to write the Constitution |
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| believed that people in a state of nature were selfish, quick to fight, and afraid others would steal from them |
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