According to Hobbes, why do humans participate in a social contract? Check all that apply.

Hobbes argued that people enter a social contract to escape the insecurity of a state of nature, where everyone is at risk of harm. By agreeing to live under shared rules and authority, people can help one another and limit opportunities to harm one another. The contract does not provide total liberty to all or encourage people to work without support.

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