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Political Philosophy of Rousseau
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Political Philosophy of Rousseau
1.
Which literary movement is Jean-Jacques Rousseau considered a precursor of?
A)
Realism
B)
Surrealism
C)
Romanticism
D)
Naturalism
Answer
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C) Romanticism
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2.
In which language did Jean-Jacques Rousseau primarily write his works?
A)
English
B)
Italian
C)
German
D)
French
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D) French
Explanation
3.
Which of the following is a notable award received by Jean-Jacques Rousseau?
A)
Nobel Prize
B)
Pulitzer Prize
C)
Académie de Dijon
D)
Academy Award
Answer
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C) Académie de Dijon
Explanation
4.
In which historical document does the phrase “general will” appear, as influenced by Rousseau’s ideas?
A)
The Federalist Papers
B)
The Magna Carta
C)
The Communist Manifesto
D)
The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
Answer
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D) The Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
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5.
Which of the following is the most famous political work by Jean-Jacques Rousseau?
A)
The Spirit of the Laws
B)
Leviathan
C)
The Social Contract
D)
Two Treatises of Government
Answer
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C) The Social Contract
Explanation
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