Philosopher Thomas Hobbes described what he calls the "state of nature." What does this concept illustrate?
A) anarchy
B) natural law
C) perpetual peace
D) environmentalism

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Hobbes' "state of nature" is a hypothetical scenario in which there is no organized government or social contract, leading to a state of anarchy where individuals are in constant conflict with one another for resources and survival.

Philosopher Thomas Hobbes Described What He Calls the "State of Nature