Rousseau believed that rulers obtained their authority from the people, through a social contract where individuals willingly give up some freedom to form a government that serves the common good. He argued that legitimate authority is derived from the consent of the governed, not from divine right or inheritance.
he got it from his local art school by:asmaa
The American Revolution, his political philosophy influenced the French Revolution, as well.
mostly the nomadic people got the authority by wisdom and experience.
mostly the nomadic people got the authority by wisdom and What_group_of_people_in_the_aborigine_culture_had_the_most_authority.
Rome became a republic after ousting its kings.
Rousseau's novel Emile promoted ideas about education that focused on the natural development of the individual, emphasizing the importance of allowing children to learn through experience and exploration. He believed in tailoring education to the needs and interests of the individual child, rather than following a rigid curriculum. Rousseau also stressed the role of the teacher as a facilitator who guides the child's learning process rather than imposing knowledge upon them.
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He got many of his ideas by visiting 'Jardin des plantes' in Paris, which is a combined botanical and zoological garden.
AUTHORITY JUSTIFIES A STATES USE OF POWER OVER ITS CITIZENS, I KNOW BECAUSE I GOT IT WRONG:)
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By overthrowing their father, Kronos they all got one-third of the Ancient World
they got killed in a meeting about peace. well that's what it says in my social study's book