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How are john locke and jean-jacques rousseau alike

How are john locke and jean-jacques rousseau alike
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How are john locke and jean-jacques rousseau alike

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They both believed in a Social Contract form of government,where those who ruled did so with the willing consent of the people they ruled over.
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