DISCUSSION: Passage A was written to describe how we can make a theory of justice for property and what it might look like.
Passage B discusses a specific law that aims to prevent injustice in Native American land sales. Then passage B discusses native american land claims in the context of the principle of rectification.
In practice, you should eliminate answers if one of the passage descriptions is wrong.
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- Passage B doesn’t criticize solutions.
- CORRECT. This works. Passage A is an overview of how to make a just law for property. Passage B discusses two different aspects of justice in Native American land ownership issues.
- Passage A doesn’t give any details. It’s an abstract discussion of moral principles. You couldn’t use passage A to make detailed laws.
- Passage B doesn’t criticize any moral theory.
- Passage B doesn’t provide any counterexamples to a moral theory.
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