_______'s State of Nature is depicted famously as a 'warre of all against all' wherein life is 'nasty, brutish, and short'. This author also believed that the only occasion that warrants rebellion is if your life is directly threatened by the state.

_________ wrote the Discourse on Inequality which argues that private property is the source of Inequality. The Social Contract is the outline for the basis of a legitimate political order.

This philosopher stated that 'talent' was an 'essential,' natural ingredient for aptitude in higher rational and moral achievement and that talent was unequally distributed across races

_____asserts that the international system is anarchic and that states are the dominant actors. The anarchic structure of the system mandates a self-help orientation among the states. Security is the basic objective of states and power is essential to achieving state's aims and resisting those of others

grounded in the idea of the perfectibility of the individual, they transferred their view of domestic politics to the international realm and argued that conflict and wars were largely a result of bad institutions. The spread of democracy and international law should allow states to overcome the security dilemma.

A theory that states act differently based on identity, interests, culture, and relationships well as other social interactions.