Answer:
He was different because he wasn't fighting for equality, he was fighting for separation from white society
Answer:
B) Émile, On Education
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D) The Social Contract.
Explanation:
Jean-Jacques Rousseau was a famous French philosopher, composer and writer during the early eighteenth century. His major works are the basis of many if the many philosophies of modern day, with his famous belief that man, by nature, is good.
His works include <u>"Émile, On Education" and "The Social Contract"</u>. The former is a treatise on education and how man's nature generally is while the latter focuses more on the community life, society etc.
"A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" was written by Mary Wollstonecraft while "Défense de L’Esprit des loix" was written by Montesquieu.
