solved Please follow all directions below. You may write this exam

Please follow all directions below. You may write this exam on any word processor you choose at your own pace. Please answer everything clearly and completely. There is no limit on length—you should answer everything thoroughly. Format your exam such as that each answer is given in the same order as it is asked and that each answer starts on a new page. Please double space your document. You will be expected to write at a college-level and submit a proofread exam. After the exam goes live, I will not answer questions about the academic content of the class—however I will answer all logistical questions about formatting or submitting the work. (A half letter penalty can be assessed for improper formatting.)Penalties for academic dishonesty will be severe. Do not copy from anywhere unless it is a cited quotation. Paraphrasing the ideas of others should also be cited. While no citation other than the course materials is necessary, if you choose to cite something make sure you do it properly. Citations should be academically rigorous (that is, not SparkNotes, Wikipedia, Quora, etc.). While I have no objection to you talking to a study group about how you are going to answer your questions, I expect that each exam will be unique. Do not copy from each other. Do not share your exam answers and be sure to protect your data from theft. I will treat complicity with plagiarism as severely as plagiarism itself. Do not copy from your journals—if you want to include something from a journal re-write it for the exam.This exam is due at 11:59pm on Friday, May 14. Turn it in under “Exams” on the Blackboard site. No extensions will be given after the exam goes live without documentation from someone like a physician, judge, or the C-&-C of the United Federation of Planets. It is my advice to finish your exam early enough that you can have plenty of time to deal with internet outages, biblical plagues, or other headaches. Please note that you can drive to campus if you are in a true pinch. Please take a screen capture or keep your confirmation receipt so that you can prove you turned in your exam. Email me if you have any problems. (Do not expect prompt replies from me on Teams or Blackboard—use email.)Part One: Short AnswerPlease answer each of these questions in a substantial paragraph of 5+ sentences. Be sure that you have a clear topic sentence for each paragraph. Each answer is worth 10% of the total exam grade.1.What is the point of the Wilt Chamberlin example in Nozick’s work?2.What is the Original Position we discussed?3.What is the Difference Principle?4.What does Michael Sandel mean when he discusses moral ties that are antecedent to choice?Part Two: Long EssayHow does Locke claim that a state (or civil society) comes to have authority over its citizens/subjects? What is the legitimate basis of civil authority? What might be a problem with Locke’s theory?Essays should be five or so paragraphs in length. In your essay, please be sure to give the details of each theory and cite the text. Good responses should discuss detail about why Locke argues as he does and not just what he concludes.Optional Response ThreePlease write an optional extra-credit journal entry answering the following question: How would Rawls claim that his theory is not coercive? This is an extra credit assignment worth up to 2 points toward your final course grade. It will be graded just like the previous Optional Response assignments. Turn this in under “Journals” on Blackboard. Do this assignment on a document (file) separate from your exam.