Enlightenment philosophers: John Locke, Thomas Hobbes and Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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  1. 1. The Enlightenment philosophers were very focused on one particular concept, called the ________.
  2. 3. Believed that in the State of Nature, people were innately good.
  3. 9. Jean-Jacques Rousseau, wrote about the idea of the ____________.
  4. 10. The _________ philosophers were very interested in figuring out how humans can best live together.
  5. 12. Locke said that people had to agree to give up some of their _________ in order to live under the rule of law
  6. 13. Locke thought that it was only when people started living together in a society that they began to act ____________ and not for the common good.
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  1. 2. believed that people in the State of Nature were naturally evil.
  2. 4. In the State of Nature, a person is only bound by his or her ___________ to do what is right or wrong.
  3. 5. said that people had to agree to give up all of their freedoms and put themselves under the rule of an absolute __________.
  4. 6. They believed that by understanding human nature, we could create a better ________ for everyone
  5. 7. It is because of Locke, Hobbes, and Rousseau, that we now live in a society that is based on reason and _____________.
  6. 8. The Enlightenment philosophers thought that by understanding these laws, we could create a society that was based on ________ and justice
  7. 11. These philosophers believed that in a time before civilization when humans were living in a natural state where they were free and _____________.