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_____, a philosopher, argued for an authoritarian form of government in "The Leviathan." a. Authoritarian b. Hobbes c. Property d. Federalism e. Montesquieu f. Unalien…

_____, a philosopher, argued for an authoritarian form of government in "The Leviathan." a. Authoritarian b. Hobbes c. Property d. Federalism e. Montesquieu f. Unalien…
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_____, a philosopher, argued for an authoritarian form of government in "The Leviathan."

a. Authoritarian
b. Hobbes
c. Property
d. Federalism
e. Montesquieu
f. Unalienable
g. Democratic
h. Social Contract

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I believe it is B hobbles
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