Which of the following best states an argument of French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau?

In order for a government's laws to be valid, citizens have to agree with those laws.

Governments should have a legislative branch, which would have the power to create laws.

Kings and queens hold absolute power, and citizens must follow the laws of their country.

A democracy can work only if citizens agree to give up some of their individual rights.

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3 December, 01:10

Which of the following best states an argument of French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau?

In order for a government's laws to be valid, citizens have to agree with those laws.

Governments should have a legislative branch, which would have the power to create laws.

Kings and queens hold absolute power, and citizens must follow the laws of their country.

A democracy can work only if citizens agree to give up some of their individual rights.

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Randy Kane · Answer 1

"A democracy can work only if citizens agree to give up some of their individual rights" is the one statement among the following choices given in the question that best states an argument of French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau. The correct option among all the options given in the question is the last option.