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Unit 5 S a,b,c

by Mr. Wetzel
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: created the idea of " social contract "
: a member of the Hapsburg family and the last great absolute monarch of the Holy Roman Empire
: created the idea of the separation of powers
John : created the idea of people having natural rights ( ex , life , liberty , and property )
: created the idea of separation of Church and State
: a form of a government where a king / queen has no restrictions on their power
: absolute monarch of France ; built the Palace of Versailles as a symbol of his power
: believed that having a government was necessary to stopping chao s

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