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## Step 1<br />The first step in solving this problem is to understand the content of the two passages. The first passage discusses the concept of equality and its importance in a society. It emphasizes that people will not endure aristocracy but will endure poverty, servitude, and barbarism for the sake of equality. The second passage, although not fully provided, seems to discuss the importance of democracy and the role of different political philosophies in governing.<br /><br />## Step 2<br />Next, we need to analyze the options given for question 37. The options are: A) equality, B) democracy, C) justice, D) justice. The first passage clearly discusses the concept of equality, so the answer to question 37 is A) equality.<br /><br />## Step 3<br />For question 38, we need to analyze the options given. The options are: A) Passage 1 argues that the most important deal in a democracy is liberty, while Passage 2 argues that the most important deal in a democracy is liberty, B) Passage 1 focuses on the present government's ideas, while Passage 2 focuses on the valuation of different ideals, C) Passage 1 provides evidence of a severe democracy, while Passage 2 binds of justice society, D) Passage 1 discusses the functions of democracy in the face of opposing factions, while Passage 2 serves different political philosophies on the governing. The best answer is A) Passage 1 argues that the most important deal in a democracy is liberty, while Passage 2 argues that the most important deal in a democracy is liberty.