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Thomas Hobbes Quiz
The Enlightened Mind: Unraveling the Philosophies of Thomas Hobbes
Updated: Jul 03, 2023
Dive into the thoughtful depths of the brilliant mind of Thomas Hobbes in this stimulating quiz. Discover why this English philosopher's theories on human nature and the social contract remain influential to this day!
This Thomas Hobbes quiz is not for the faint of heart! With 21 challenging questions covering a wide range of Thomas Hobbes topics, only the most dedicated fans will be able to answer them all correctly. Are you up for the challenge? Are you ready to get started?
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The Behemoth
The Leviathan
The Sea Monster
The Giant
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1608
1588
1598
1618
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Biology
Geometry
Chemistry
Physics
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Theory Of Relativity
Theory Of Evolution
Social Contract Theory
Quantum Theory
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English
Italian
French
German
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18th Century
16th Century
19th Century
17th Century
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Surrender Theory
Protection Theory
Freedom Theory
Social Contract Theory
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1649
1659
1679
1669
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Poseidon
Cthulhu
Leviathan
Kraken
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Art History
Natural Science
Political Philosophy
Literature
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Inherently Evil
Undefined
Neutral
Inherently Good
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Economics
Religion
Art
Social Contract Theory
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The Enlightenment
English Civil War
Victorian Era
Renaissance
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Indifferent
Supported
Unclear
Strongly Opposed
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Geometry
Physics
Astronomy
Biology
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London
Oxford
Westport
Cambridge
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Friedrich Nietzsche
Immanuel Kant
John Locke
Plato
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Opposed
Neutral
Strongly Supported
Unclear
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80
100
70
90
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Isaac Newton
Robert Latimer
Robert Boyle
Robert Hooke
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Oct 28, 1704
Oct 18, 1973
Feb 11, 1650
Dec 4, 1679
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