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Which enlightenment thinker believed that human beings are naturally good, but are corrupted by society a)Voltaire b)John Locke c)Jean-Jacques Rousseau d)Adam Smith

Which enlightenment thinker believed that human beings are naturally good, but are corrupted by society a)Voltaire b)John Locke c)Jean-Jacques Rousseau d)Adam Smith
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Which enlightenment thinker believed that human beings are naturally good, but are corrupted by society

a)Voltaire
b)John Locke
c)Jean-Jacques Rousseau
d)Adam Smith

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John Locke believed humans are naturally reasonable.

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Which enlightenment thinker believe that human beings are naturally good but then our corrupted by societyJean- Jacques Rousseau
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