How did Baron de Montesquieu's beliefs differ from those of Thomas Hobbes? Montesquieu believed that governments should have absolute power, while Hobbes believed that governments
should have checks and balances.
O Montesquieu believed that governments should have checks and balances, while Hobbes believed that governments
should have absolute power.
O Montesquieu believed that societies need laws to protect citizens, while Hobbes did not believe that societies need
laws to protect citizens.
O Montesquieu did not believe that societies need laws to protect citizens, while Hobbes believed that societies need
laws to protect citizens.