SlideShare ist ein Scribd-Unternehmen logo
1 von 4
Hobbes,
Locke,
and
Rousseau
Created and used with permission by Daniel Ewert,
Friendswood High School
Hobbes Locke Rousseau
Thoughts People create
gov’t in
exchange for
law and order
People are
born with
natural rights,
but give up
some freedom
to protect
these rights
The only good gov’t is
one formed out of
free will by the
people, to protect the
people
Gov’t favored Absolute
Monarchy
Self-gov’t Self-gov’t
Quotes In a state of
nature, Life is
solitary, poor,
nasty brutish,
and short
All mankind...
being all equal
and
independent,
no one ought
to harm
another in his
life, health,
liberty or
possessions.
The only legitimate
gov’t comes from the
consent of the
governed
The Philosophes
• French word for philosophers
• 5 important concepts formed their
core philosophy
• Reason: Truth through reason
• Nature: Nature is good and reasonable
• Happiness: Through nature you find
happiness. Happiness is possible
• Progress: Society should progress
• Liberty: Envied the rights the English
had won
French writers and
reformers
• Voltaire:
• Wrote over 70 political essays and books
• Criticized the clergy and gov’t
• Made many enemies
• Freedom of Speech
• Montesquieu
• Believed Britain was the best governed
country in the world.
• Described the idea behind separation of
powers

Weitere ähnliche Inhalte

Was ist angesagt? (20)

Thomas hobbes
Thomas hobbesThomas hobbes
Thomas hobbes
 
crime and deviance
crime and  deviancecrime and  deviance
crime and deviance
 
John Locke & Natural Rights Theory
John Locke & Natural Rights TheoryJohn Locke & Natural Rights Theory
John Locke & Natural Rights Theory
 
Social Contract Theories
Social Contract TheoriesSocial Contract Theories
Social Contract Theories
 
Emile durkheim
Emile durkheimEmile durkheim
Emile durkheim
 
The Social Contract by J.J. Rousseau
The Social Contract by J.J. RousseauThe Social Contract by J.J. Rousseau
The Social Contract by J.J. Rousseau
 
Thomas Hobbes and The Social Contract
Thomas Hobbes and The Social ContractThomas Hobbes and The Social Contract
Thomas Hobbes and The Social Contract
 
Hannah Arendt
Hannah ArendtHannah Arendt
Hannah Arendt
 
John rawls
John rawlsJohn rawls
John rawls
 
The Key To John Locke: Natural Rights
The Key To John Locke: Natural RightsThe Key To John Locke: Natural Rights
The Key To John Locke: Natural Rights
 
J.S. Mill
J.S. MillJ.S. Mill
J.S. Mill
 
Public opinion, political attitudes, and ideology
Public opinion, political attitudes, and ideologyPublic opinion, political attitudes, and ideology
Public opinion, political attitudes, and ideology
 
Chapter 6 Deviance
Chapter 6 Deviance Chapter 6 Deviance
Chapter 6 Deviance
 
Evolution of feminism
Evolution of feminismEvolution of feminism
Evolution of feminism
 
Anthony giddens
Anthony giddens Anthony giddens
Anthony giddens
 
Two concepts liberty
Two concepts libertyTwo concepts liberty
Two concepts liberty
 
Aristotle
AristotleAristotle
Aristotle
 
Theories of justice
Theories of justiceTheories of justice
Theories of justice
 
Queer Theory
Queer Theory Queer Theory
Queer Theory
 
Rosseau
RosseauRosseau
Rosseau
 

Ähnlich wie Hobbes, locke, and rousseau

People and society[1]
People and society[1]People and society[1]
People and society[1]lherzl
 
People and society[1]
People and society[1]People and society[1]
People and society[1]tritondboyle
 
Classical liberalism
Classical liberalismClassical liberalism
Classical liberalismgmaccoll
 
Enlightenment overview[1]
Enlightenment overview[1]Enlightenment overview[1]
Enlightenment overview[1]lherzl
 
Neo classical presentation.pptx
Neo classical presentation.pptxNeo classical presentation.pptx
Neo classical presentation.pptxHinabaSarvaiya
 
People and society 2013
People and society 2013People and society 2013
People and society 2013lherzl
 
Enlightenment Philosophers
Enlightenment PhilosophersEnlightenment Philosophers
Enlightenment PhilosophersMr. Finnie
 
Classical Era of NL-PPT.pptx
Classical Era of NL-PPT.pptxClassical Era of NL-PPT.pptx
Classical Era of NL-PPT.pptxSharletAbraham1
 
Enlightenment Thinkers
Enlightenment ThinkersEnlightenment Thinkers
Enlightenment ThinkersCoolGuy87
 
Enlightenment Thinkers
Enlightenment ThinkersEnlightenment Thinkers
Enlightenment ThinkersCoolGuy87
 
Enlightenment Thinkers and Ideas
Enlightenment Thinkers and IdeasEnlightenment Thinkers and Ideas
Enlightenment Thinkers and Ideasbbednars
 
The Enlightenment (2).ppt
The Enlightenment (2).pptThe Enlightenment (2).ppt
The Enlightenment (2).pptJohnDauMakuach1
 
8th grade enlightenmet
8th grade enlightenmet8th grade enlightenmet
8th grade enlightenmetmdjanes75
 
American and french revolution2
American and french revolution2American and french revolution2
American and french revolution2thatlibrary
 
THOMABS HOBBES (1588 – 1679) (His Life)
THOMABS HOBBES (1588 – 1679) (His Life)THOMABS HOBBES (1588 – 1679) (His Life)
THOMABS HOBBES (1588 – 1679) (His Life)MaherMubeen
 
Why government 1
Why government 1Why government 1
Why government 1Maloney9
 

Ähnlich wie Hobbes, locke, and rousseau (20)

People and society[1]
People and society[1]People and society[1]
People and society[1]
 
People and society[1]
People and society[1]People and society[1]
People and society[1]
 
Philosophers
PhilosophersPhilosophers
Philosophers
 
Classical liberalism
Classical liberalismClassical liberalism
Classical liberalism
 
Enlightenment overview[1]
Enlightenment overview[1]Enlightenment overview[1]
Enlightenment overview[1]
 
Neo classical presentation.pptx
Neo classical presentation.pptxNeo classical presentation.pptx
Neo classical presentation.pptx
 
john Locke PLT slides
john Locke PLT slidesjohn Locke PLT slides
john Locke PLT slides
 
People and society 2013
People and society 2013People and society 2013
People and society 2013
 
Enlightenment Philosophers
Enlightenment PhilosophersEnlightenment Philosophers
Enlightenment Philosophers
 
Classical Era of NL-PPT.pptx
Classical Era of NL-PPT.pptxClassical Era of NL-PPT.pptx
Classical Era of NL-PPT.pptx
 
Enlightenment Thinkers
Enlightenment ThinkersEnlightenment Thinkers
Enlightenment Thinkers
 
Enlightenment Thinkers
Enlightenment ThinkersEnlightenment Thinkers
Enlightenment Thinkers
 
Enlightenment Thinkers and Ideas
Enlightenment Thinkers and IdeasEnlightenment Thinkers and Ideas
Enlightenment Thinkers and Ideas
 
Enlightenment Ideals
Enlightenment IdealsEnlightenment Ideals
Enlightenment Ideals
 
The Enlightenment (2).ppt
The Enlightenment (2).pptThe Enlightenment (2).ppt
The Enlightenment (2).ppt
 
Enlightenment Thinker
Enlightenment ThinkerEnlightenment Thinker
Enlightenment Thinker
 
8th grade enlightenmet
8th grade enlightenmet8th grade enlightenmet
8th grade enlightenmet
 
American and french revolution2
American and french revolution2American and french revolution2
American and french revolution2
 
THOMABS HOBBES (1588 – 1679) (His Life)
THOMABS HOBBES (1588 – 1679) (His Life)THOMABS HOBBES (1588 – 1679) (His Life)
THOMABS HOBBES (1588 – 1679) (His Life)
 
Why government 1
Why government 1Why government 1
Why government 1
 

Mehr von Ashley Birmingham

Mehr von Ashley Birmingham (20)

Secession and civil war ppt
Secession and civil war pptSecession and civil war ppt
Secession and civil war ppt
 
Test review
Test reviewTest review
Test review
 
Decolonization africa, asia, the middle east
Decolonization   africa, asia, the middle eastDecolonization   africa, asia, the middle east
Decolonization africa, asia, the middle east
 
Test review world communism (2014) (1)
Test review   world communism (2014) (1)Test review   world communism (2014) (1)
Test review world communism (2014) (1)
 
The cold war
The cold warThe cold war
The cold war
 
Communism vs socialism
Communism vs socialismCommunism vs socialism
Communism vs socialism
 
Intro chinese communist 2014
Intro chinese communist 2014Intro chinese communist 2014
Intro chinese communist 2014
 
Intro ussr communist 2014
Intro   ussr communist 2014Intro   ussr communist 2014
Intro ussr communist 2014
 
World wars compared
World wars comparedWorld wars compared
World wars compared
 
Global economic depression overview
Global economic depression overviewGlobal economic depression overview
Global economic depression overview
 
19 and 20 review
19 and 20 review19 and 20 review
19 and 20 review
 
Review 1750 1900 2
Review  1750 1900 2Review  1750 1900 2
Review 1750 1900 2
 
Imperialism 2014
Imperialism 2014Imperialism 2014
Imperialism 2014
 
Imperialism second wave
Imperialism second waveImperialism second wave
Imperialism second wave
 
Japan meiji 1700s-1900s
Japan   meiji 1700s-1900sJapan   meiji 1700s-1900s
Japan meiji 1700s-1900s
 
Ottoman & qing 1750 1900s
Ottoman & qing 1750 1900sOttoman & qing 1750 1900s
Ottoman & qing 1750 1900s
 
Imperialism 2014
Imperialism 2014Imperialism 2014
Imperialism 2014
 
Industrial revolution changes
Industrial revolution changesIndustrial revolution changes
Industrial revolution changes
 
Industrial revolution review
Industrial revolution reviewIndustrial revolution review
Industrial revolution review
 
Industrial revolution intro 2015
Industrial revolution intro 2015Industrial revolution intro 2015
Industrial revolution intro 2015
 

Hobbes, locke, and rousseau

  • 1. Hobbes, Locke, and Rousseau Created and used with permission by Daniel Ewert, Friendswood High School
  • 2. Hobbes Locke Rousseau Thoughts People create gov’t in exchange for law and order People are born with natural rights, but give up some freedom to protect these rights The only good gov’t is one formed out of free will by the people, to protect the people Gov’t favored Absolute Monarchy Self-gov’t Self-gov’t Quotes In a state of nature, Life is solitary, poor, nasty brutish, and short All mankind... being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in his life, health, liberty or possessions. The only legitimate gov’t comes from the consent of the governed
  • 3. The Philosophes • French word for philosophers • 5 important concepts formed their core philosophy • Reason: Truth through reason • Nature: Nature is good and reasonable • Happiness: Through nature you find happiness. Happiness is possible • Progress: Society should progress • Liberty: Envied the rights the English had won
  • 4. French writers and reformers • Voltaire: • Wrote over 70 political essays and books • Criticized the clergy and gov’t • Made many enemies • Freedom of Speech • Montesquieu • Believed Britain was the best governed country in the world. • Described the idea behind separation of powers