Rawls provides for a hypothetical contract theory that he believes should be undertaken from
A) a historical analysis.
B) behind the veil of ignorance.
C) outside the original position.
D) a position of instrumental value.

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Rawls advocates for a hypothetical contract theory where the agreement is made from behind the veil of ignorance, meaning that individuals do not know what their social status, wealth, or abilities will be in society. This allows for a fair and unbiased agreement to be made regarding the principles of justice.

Rawls Provides for a Hypothetical Contract Theory That He Believes