This man believed everyone is competing for resources in the state of nature and it is a place people need to escape from.

This German philosopher believed "it's only a legitimate government that guarantees our natural right to freedom, and from this freedom we derive other rights"

This man believed that a monarchy in which citizens give up certain rights for their own protection is the best form of government

This man's writings influenced the American Revolution. He believed in property rights, the right to overthrow a bad government, and played the largest role in classical liberalism

This type promotes equality by removing barriers for women through legislation, and they have been criticized for only focusing on women and not race or class issues

This man believed In a natural state all people were equal and independent, and everyone had a natural right to defend his “life, health, liberty, or possessions." He believed this is where natural rights come from.

This man believed that some rights are socially constructed. He states in nature, man is free and nature is a peaceful place we should strive to be in

This man's ideal form of government was a direct democracy. He thought that everyone had a right to vote and that it is the best way for the people to rule

This philosopher is known for taking after Bentham's utilitarianism and influenced economic liberalism. He focused on the marketplace of ideas being good for society

This type of feminism believe that men dominate women by dominating the means of production

This philosopher believed that the state of nature is a bad place full of fear and paranoia where people are forced to kill among other things.

This man believed that man has the right to liberty, life, and property but must give up some liberties to a sovereign in order to escape the state of nature.

He believed in limited government, most likely a limited monarchy. He thought men and women were equal and he was agianst slavery. He also believed in the social contract as well as natural rights

This man defended political liberalism and was interested in questions regarding justice and how to identify just political decisions

This ideology insists that ethnic, racial, cultural and religious diversity should be celebrated

This philosopher believed the State of Nature is a peaceful place where man is naturally good, but lacking morals

This philosopher believed in rights over 'the good' and that politics is actually a question of justice

This man believed that once the working class overthrows the class-based system, the state as they know it will eventually fade away and not be necessary for society

This man opposes liberalism entirely. He opposes property rights and states that free trade, exchange value, and economic classes ruin society

This type of feminism believes female oppression is the oldest type of oppression and they often form groups excluding men completely

This philosopher's theory of history states that humans, the ‘producers’, in nature naturally change their surroundings, and nature naturally changes them.

This British philosopher believes that the state is responsible to protect rights and that rights trump duties

This German philosopher opposed direct democracy and favored representative government in which governmental power was constrained by the law

This Irish philosopher opposes liberalism and argues for an elite aristocracy that limits government while providing for the common good and preserving tradition

This philosopher believes that gender is not male or female but a spectrum and that all truth is socially constructed. They also believe that gender differences are the result of power relationships