What was Jean-Jacques Rousseau's contribution to the Enlightenment during
the 17th century?
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A. His theory of separation of powers formed the basis for France's
new government.
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B. He pointed out that absolute monarchs could control the
selfishness of the people.
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C. His ideas on the social contract emphasized the importance of the
general will of the people.
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D. He encouraged people to follow the laws of God rather than the
laws of kings.