Enlightenment Philosophes Quiz

He believed in the superiority of the clergy and their role in governance

He believed in the divine right of kings and absolute monarchy

He believed in the inherent equality of all men and advocated for an enlightened monarchy (correct)

He believed in the abolition of all forms of government

He believed in the complete absence of government

He believed in the social contract and the need for governments to enforce the general will (correct)

He believed in the inherent superiority of certain individuals over others

He believed in the divine right of kings and absolute monarchy

He believed in the separation of powers and the need for checks and balances in government (correct)

He believed in absolute monarchy and the divine right of kings

He believed in the complete absence of government

He believed in the abolition of all forms of government

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