1.(a) Sterbas criticism of the libertarians views of justice regarding welfare rights, his stance that the libertarian view leads to a conflict between and, and that the libertarians ought morally to resolve such a conflict in favor of the poor.(b)(i) clearly the principle, and Sterbas stance that the libertarians view violates it. (ii) Sterbas distinction between and , and his view that the justifies .(c) very clearly the responses by (i) Rasmussen, and (ii) Machan, to Sterbas criticism of the libertarian view on welfare, and then, (iii) Sterbas responses to Rasmussen and Machan.-( 3 pages)-(3) pages(a) the three theses of libertarianism or three ways of expressing the libertarian idea;(b) the three basic rightswhat these rights involve and do not involve;(c) the nature, role, and function of the state/government;(d) the different types of laws, the type of laws that are acceptable to libertarians, and WHY, and then, the libertarian view on welfare.(e) how, according to Nozicks libertarianism, liberty would upset pattern distribution.-(3pages)