Rousseau thought society was greater than the individual. Through the individual's involvement in society, one could succeed. He believed that humans were rational (like Locke) and believed in a state of nature. Now, a state of nature is the imaginative idea of a world without government. We would still have a modern society but not an government. With that in mind, Rousseau believed human beings would be rational and run society for the greater good if a state of nature existed.
Also, Rousseau also criticized Hobbes often for his idea that humans were naturally greedy people, and that Hobbes' idea could not be rationally used in the state of nature.
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau had a significant impact on society by influencing political thought with his ideas on popular sovereignty, social contract theory, and the general will. His writings contributed to the development of modern democratic principles and helped shape the French Revolution and subsequent political movements. Rousseau's emphasis on individual freedom and equality continues to influence political philosophy and social discourse to this day.
Jacques had various motivations, including revenge for the death of his family, a desire to prove himself as a skilled fighter, and a commitment to his beliefs and principles. These motivations influenced his actions and decisions throughout his journey.
He believed government came from society , he hoped people would vote for what was best for the community .
Henri Rousseau used oil paint for his paintings.
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Jacques was from France.