kANT's Ethics quiz

Kant held that every rational being had both an innate ________________ and a duty to enter into a civil condition governed by a social contract in order to realize and preserve that freedom.

• right to freedom

• right to study

• right to love

• right to travel

Practical philosophy as that concerned with “________________________rules of behavior in regard to free choice”

• rules of change

• rules of the game

• rules of behavior

• rules of love

Theoretical philosophy that concerned “the rule of _______________”

• the land

• knowledge

• the heart

• nature

The book Metaphysics of Morals has two distinct parts: the “Doctrine of ________” and the “Doctrine of Virtue”.

• values

• understanding

• intuition

• right

Right concerns _________ freedom

• outer

• plain

• glorious

• ambitious

Virtue concerns ________ freedom

• dinner

• inner

• great

• choice

Happiness to KANT is something we need to ____________

• glorify

• regard

• conserve

• deserve

Any action is right if it can ________ with everyone’s freedom in accordance with a universal law,

• balance

• relate

• coexist

• achieve

Freedom in political philosophy is defined as " _______________ from being constrained by another’s choice”

• percentage

• independence

• unfair

• leveling

Each member of the state is _______ to every other member of the state before the law.

• equal

• plain

• attack

• alive