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Who believed that the people were generally good but could be corrupted by the government? A. John Locke B. Jean-Jacques Rousseau C. Charles Montesquieu D. Thomas Hobbes
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Who believed that the people were generally

good but could be corrupted by the
government?


A. John Locke B. Jean-Jacques Rousseau
C. Charles Montesquieu D. Thomas Hobbes

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Your answer would be C, Charles Montesquieu.

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