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Choose the correct answer for each row.

Match the philosopher with their beliefs.

Select the correct answer in each row.

John Locke

Thomas Hobbes

Jean Jacques Rousseau

John Calvin

Man is naturally good, but corrupted by society.

Life is brutish, and an absolute ruler is necessary.

Man's fate is pre-determined by God.

People have natural rights of life, liberty, and property.

People are motivated by self-preservation and need a strong government.

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Here are the correct matches of the philosophers with their beliefs:

  1. John Locke - People have natural rights of life, liberty, and property.

  2. Thomas Hobbes - Life is brutish, and an absolute ruler is necessary.

  3. Jean Jacques Rousseau - Man is naturally good, but corrupted by society.

  4. John Calvin - Man's fate is pre-determined by God.

  5. Thomas Hobbes (again) - People are motivated by self-preservation and need a strong government.

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