Eighteenth-Century Philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau Contended That

Eighteenth-century philosopher Jean Jacques Rousseau contended that

A) private property was the root of human evil.
B) the function of the state was to give citizens authority to define and defend their own property rights.
C) the state needed to protect the weak and disabled from social predators.
D) humans needed central authority to rid themselves of rampant brutality, violence, and chaos.