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Jean Jacques Rousseau was the:
O Author of Leviathan, which suggested that people need government for peace and security.
O Author of "Two Treatises of Government", and believed that all people had the right to life, liberty and
property.
O Author of "Social Contract", which discusses the idea of religious freedom and separation of church
and state.

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Jean Jacques Rousseau was the author of "The Social Contract," which discusses the idea of the social contract, emphasizing the idea of the general will and the importance of the community in determining laws and governance. While he did write about religious freedom and the separation of church and state in his works, it is his ideas in "The Social Contract" for which he is most famous.

("Leviathan" was written by Thomas Hobbes, who argued for the necessity of a strong central authority for peace and security, while "Two Treatises of Government" was written by John Locke, who advocated for natural rights such as life, liberty, and property.

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