Social Contract
The Social Contract When individuals started to implement groups in order to survive, they became members of a society. ... These rules imposed basic duties by assigning rights and distributing the benefits of political, social and economic cooperation in an equal and impartial conformity. ... This is how the social contract came into existence. After the social agreement was introduced, the authority of the person in charge had to be obeyed. ... This is an assumed contract by the members of our society that we mutually agree not kill each other, respect the rights of others, and obey the laws of the land. In other words, a contract is a promise to be responsible and live up to the obligations of the agreement.