Which statement describes the Enlightenment idea of a social contract as it influenced the Declaration of Independence?

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There were many ideas from the Enlightenment that had been part of the Declaration of Independence one of them was there will no government if the people won’t allow it. A government should be built in order to restore order and freedom

leonid [27]3 years ago

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Enlightenment and its ideals had a deep effect over the Declaration of Independence of United States. You can trace the main ideas of Social Contract in the Declaration. According to Rousseau and John Locke, all the human beings, or citizens, must lived under the rule of a consented government. This government must guarantee freddom, security and protection of all the citizens.

Since Enlightenment considered absolut governments or regimes to be signs of Darkness, a Republican governement was the desired outcome.

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