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That's quite a lot of questions for one Brainly post! I won't aim to respond to each of those individual questions, but to the questions as a set.
All four thinkers referenced -- Hobbes, Locke, Montesquieu and Wollstonecraft -- were aiming to use reason and evidence to analyze issues in society and suggest solutions.
Hobbes, observing what he saw as the natural suspicion and competition human beings have of one another, suggested that establishing strong governmental authority is the only way to ensure stability and security for us to live together in society.
Locke had a more favorable view of human nature, and believed that if we acted reasonably we could together construct societies in which we respected one another's rights and worked to improve our mutual condition as a majority-governed body politic.
Montesquieu used his reason to research and analyze governments and set forth what governments he saw working best in which situations. The idea of "checks and balances" that we have in our American system was something he proposed (as the quoted text indicated).
Wollstonecraft applied principles of reason to the role of women and the rights for girls to be educated for active participation in society and civic life.
Best wishes to you as you work out your more specific answers to the whole array of questions you're working with on this assignment!
Most northerners considered John Brown a hero of antislavery and bombarded the prison where he was convicted and hanged.
Who was John Brown?
John Brown was an activist who terminated the slavery movement prior to the beginning of the American Civil war. He was also known for initiating an unsuccessful raid at Harper's Ferry on the federal arsenal.
John Brown started an anti-slavery act in Canada in May 1958 which was supported by both black and white people. After the abolition of the slavery movement by him, many northerners treated him as a hero and his reputation was also getting high. He also fought against the killing of Kansas.
Therefore, after the conviction and hanging of John Brown, he was still considered a hero in the eyes of many of the notherners.
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