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13. The Social Contract Theory is the idea that both the people and the government have rights and responsibilities to one another. If one party is not holding up their end of the contract what could happen? The people could sue in Federal Court The Government could throw "the people" in jail The people could start a revolution to overthrow the government The Government would dissolve on it's own * 1 point​

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If one of the parties does not fulfill the social contract, the most probable thing that will happen is that the people start a revolution to overthrow the government (option C).

What is the social contract?

The social contract is a sociological term that refers to the agreement made within a group. The most classic example of this agreement is the organization of a State and its relationship with the rights and duties of its citizens.

How does the State function in the social contract?

The State is an example of the social contract because the citizens accept all the conditions to belong to the State; and the State through the government has the obligation to guarantee rights to citizens in exchange for part of their freedom.

In the case of citizens, they must compromise part of their freedom to follow the rules of the State and obtain in return a series of rights that will guarantee them a "proper" life.

Therefore, when a government does not comply with the citizens, this causes widespread discontent that leads to revolutions against the government. So the correct answer is option C.

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