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Match the philosophers with their political writing. 1. Thomas Hobbes 2. John Locke 3. Charles Montesquieu 4. Jean/Jacques Rousseau A. The Social Contract B. The Leviathan C. Two Treaties of Government
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Match the philosophers with their political writing.

1. Thomas Hobbes
2. John Locke
3. Charles Montesquieu
4. Jean/Jacques Rousseau

A. The Social Contract
B. The Leviathan
C. Two Treaties of Government
D. Spirit of Laws

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1. Thomas Hobbes - B. The Leviathan
2. John Locke - C. Two Treaties of Government
3. Charles Montesquieu - D. Spirit of Laws
4. Jean/Jacques Rousseau - A. The Social Contract
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