In Political Theory, a Social Contract Is __________________________

In political theory, a social contract is __________________________.

A) an agreement to form government and abide by its rules and laws, in return for governmental protection of rights and welfare
B) a civil agreement binding two parties to a monetary promise in exchange for labor
C) a peace accord between two sovereign nations
D) an alliance of racial and ethnic groups within a society with the goal of keeping social order
E) a mediated peace