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China had the most developed economic system and was culturally the most developed country. Its religion was also widely accepted and all surrounding countries looked up to China because of these cultural and religious achievements. For example, most of the area adopted their writing to their own language because they didn't have their own system of writing.
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To build a better society or a stronger nation, all four thinkers place great importance on individual freedom. Wollstonecraft wanted to free woman of all restraints, Locke wrote that man is born in a state of perfect freedom, Smith said that every individual should be free to pursue his own interests, and Voltaire provided a rational argument against intolerance by arguing that every person should be free to practice his own religion.
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The Georgia Constitution contains many similarities as well as differences to the U. S. Constitution. Similarities include: Each constitution contains a bill of rights. Each adopts the concept of separation of powers with specific legislative, executive and judicial branches.
Answer: Social contract has several crucial caracteristics: 1) emerge when the religious justification or interpretation of social order is exhausted/in crisis (Europe 17th century), consequently it is of profane or secular character 2) social contract theory is derived (always) from certain concept of human nature (Hobbes, Locke, Rousseau)....for ex. in Hobbes "homo homini lupus" (human nature) requires absolute monarchy, 3) supposes that social institutions or organization of these institutions determine the quality of social order, 4) society is compared to a machine (mechanistic metaphor of society).
Explanation: psychologically speaking, in 17th and 18th century or in 19th century (Marx) there is still no concept of unconscious and unconscious aspect of human nature. When concept of "unconscious" appears, things will change significantly because discovery of unconscious point at irrational aspect of human nature. In contrast to Enlightenment, after Freud there is not so strong convinction about rational basis of human nature/society.
