Enlightenment Thinkers:

Locke: Believed in natural rights, advocated for limitations on government power, emphasized the importance of individual freedoms.

Voltaire: Promoted freedom of speech and religious tolerance, criticized organized religion and corruption in government, valued reason and intellectual progress.

Rousseau: Argued for the concept of the social contract, emphasized the idea of the general will, believed in the inherent goodness of human nature.

Montesquieu: Advocated for the separation of powers in government, believed in the importance of checks and balances, influenced the development of modern political theory.

Wolstonecraft: Advocated for women's rights and education, criticized the traditional roles of women in society, emphasized the importance of equality between men and women.

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Locke: Natural rights, limited government, individual freedoms.

Voltaire: Freedom of speech, religious tolerance, reason.

Rousseau: Social contract, general will, inherent goodness of human nature.

Montesquieu: Separation of powers, checks and balances, modern political theory.

Wolstonecraft: Women's rights, education, equality.