Arrange the basic exchange described by Social Contract Theory in a logical order.

### The order 1. **People accept shared rules and reasonable limits on individual freedom.** This is the community's contribution to the agreement. 2. **Members of the community cooperate under those rules.** Cooperation is the social process that shared rules make possible. 3. **The community receives benefits such as order, security, rights, and protection.** These benefits help explain why accepting limits can be justified. ### The concept The social-contract exchange is reciprocal: individuals accept constraints, and the community or governing institution provides benefits in return. The sequence is a teaching model, not a claim that every society began with a literal meeting or signed agreement. In evaluating a real policy, ask whether the rules are reasonable and whether the promised protections are actually provided. ### Terms - **Social contract**: An actual or hypothetical agreement to follow shared rules in return for cooperative benefits. ### Remember The bargain runs from accepted rules, through cooperation, to shared protection and order.