How does Locke distinguish liberty and license? A. License is what you have when a…

How does Locke distinguish liberty and license?
A. License is what you have when a government has approved of your right or capacity to do such-and-such a thing. Liberty is when you do it anyway, regardless of government approval.
B. They are synonymous for Locke.
C. Liberty is rational freedom, license is irrational freedom. An animal can never possess liberty, but has license to roam where it will. A human being who is licentious is like an animal in that reason does not order his or her actions.
D. License is rational freedom, liberty is irrational freedom. An animal can never possess license, but has liberty to roam where it will. A human being who is at liberty is like an animal in that reason does not order his or her actions.
According to Locke, what is “the greatest Crime… a Man is capable of”?
A. Subverting just government.
B. Murder.
C. Violation of property rights.
D. Theft.
Who, according to Locke, lives in the state of nature today?
A. People in civilized societies ordered by known and standing laws which have been enacted with the consent of the governed for the sake of protecting their natural rights live in the state of nature with one another.
B. People who live out in the country, like farmers, herdsmen, or woodsmen live in a state of nature with each other.
C. Kings, princes, and other rulers live in a state of nature in relation to each other.
D. People who live alone, without other human beings, live in a state of nature with each other