PART II (5MARKS - 1 MARK EACH) Fill in the Blanks with the Correct Term from the Following List: Jeremy Bentham Hans Kelsen Thomas Hobbes John Locke Aristotle David Hume John Austin HLA Hart Ronal Dworkin John Finnis Thomas Aquinas Lon Fuller 1. argues that unlike legal rules, principles are essentially moral in their content. 2. has a positive view of the state of nature, except that men would become judges in their own cases, which could lead to extreme and inconsistent outcomes. 3. argued that any scientific investigations should be confined to reporting of experimental observation matters of fact- and the rational elucidation of relations of ideas (empiricism-study based on observation and experience). 4. argues that submitting to a sovereign with absolute power is preferable to living in a state of nature. 5. considered the law as commands from a sovereign that are enforced by threat of sanction. In determining 'a sovereign', he recognized it is one whom society obeys habitually. Activate v Go to Settings WORDS ENGLISH (UNITED STATES)