1. John Rawls famous thought experiment is designed to help us imagine

   	A.	How to be a virtuous person
   	B.	What the purpose of human life is
   	C.	The perfect contract
   	D.	What true happiness is

2. Opponents of collective public apologies make all of the following arguments EXCEPT

   	A.	They inflame resentment
   	B.	It is impossible to apologize for past generations wrongdoing
   	C.	They are too difficult to issue
   	D.	They instill a sense of victimhood

3. For Rawls, goods and services should not be distributed based on factors which are

   	A.	Not related to the happiness of society
   	B.	Arbitrary, from a moral point of view
   	C.	Not under the control of the individuals involved in the exchange
   	D.	Dictated by the government

4. Which of the following is NOT a reason why JFK advocated for preventing religion from influencing politics?

   	A.	Religion should be a private matter for the president
   	B.	Religion does not affect how people think about political matters
   	C.	Religion can be separated from the dictates of conscience
   	D.	The national interest should be the presidents overriding consideration

5. Sandels theme of citizenship, sacrifice, and service aims to

   	A.	Sacrifice some aspects of human life for the sake of the economy
   	B.	Cultivate a sense of common concern for the country as a whole
   	C.	Take pride in American exports
   	D.	Limit citizenship to birth