John locke, baron de montesquieu, and jean jacques Rousseau all were

A) advocated american independence

B) French Enlightenment philosophers

C) proponents of a constitutional monarchy in france

D) influences on the ideals that shaped American government

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Maggie Cooper

7 November, 17:09

John locke, baron de montesquieu, and jean jacques Rousseau all were

A) advocated american independence

B) French Enlightenment philosophers

C) proponents of a constitutional monarchy in france

D) influences on the ideals that shaped American government

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Tanya Melendez · Answer 1

The answer is D, not all of them advocated for American independence, John Locke was an English philosopher and i am not sure if any of them were proponents of constitutional monarchy in France.

John locke, baron de montesquieu, and jean jacques Rousseau all wereA) advocated american independenceB) French Enlightenment philosophersC) proponents of a constitutional monarchy in franceD) influences on the ideals that shaped American government

John locke, baron de montesquieu, and jean jacques Rousseau all were

A) advocated american independence

B) French Enlightenment philosophers

C) proponents of a constitutional monarchy in france

D) influences on the ideals that shaped American government