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• A social contract preserves natural rights by returning society to a state of nature.
• A social contract protects people's natural rights by having citizens give up some individual freedoms.
• A social contract takes away people's natural rights by eliminating all individual freedoms.
A social contract codifies natural rights into law by making it part of the Constitution.
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The most accurate relationship between the idea of a social contract and natural rights is:
A social contract protects people's natural rights by having citizens give up some individual freedoms.
This idea, primarily associated with philosophers like John Locke, suggests that individuals consent to form a society and accept certain limitations on their freedoms in exchange for the protection of their natural rights (such as life, liberty, and property).
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