If there are natural rights, is it the duty of the state to protect them? Why or why not?

If there are natural rights, is it the duty of the state to protect them? Why or why not? (from page 388) Does your reply remain the same or change from the Chinese perspective of the Mandate of Heaven for Chinese rulers? Why or why not?

Is there still a need for a feminist perspective in today’s modern American society? Make sure to refer to the work of one of the feminists discussed in your text (Wollstonecraft, Stanton, or Anthony) in the course of giving, and defending, your answer.