Section A: Answer all questions, 150-350 words each (1-2 paragraphs each). 1) In what way are men equal for Hobbes? What does he think of human nature and the ability for men to cooperate? 2) According to Locke, what is the origin of private property if it is naturally held in common? Does it have its limits? 3) What is the purpose of government for Locke? 4) What roles should the state play in the economy, according to Smith? (The Wealth of Nations) 5) What is the “Jewish Question” that Bauer and Marx are addressing? What is Marx’s position on it? Section B: Answer ONE question of your choice, 400-800 words (1-2 pages) A) Why are Hobbes’ and Locke’s versions of the Social Contract so different when they have so many similar themes? (Hint: use the themes presented in class, such as but not limited to: the state of nature, a contract or compact, natural rights, etc.) B) It has been said that Marx and Engels are Utopian thinkers, and when put in practice, their ideas have only lead to ruin. Why do think this is? or C) What critiques of capitalism do Marx and Engels present in their writings we’ve read in class? How are workers estranged from their labor? Are their critiques relevant for today?