Question

\like many thinkers of the era, he wrote extensively about the state of nature. his conclusions, however, were fundamentally different than his peers. unlike others who argued that government existed to limit humanitys cruelty or preserve its dignity, he claimed that government and society corrupted humanitys natural goodness.\jonathan swiftjean jacques rousseauvoltairethomas jeffersonquestion 10 (1 point)identify the individual best described by the following: \he was sold to a royal navy officer in virginia, and spent 20 years working on various ships that travelled around the world. eventually, he earned enough money to buy his freedom. in 1786, he became involved in an abolitionist movement in britain, which led directly to the publication of his autobiography. because britain had a constitutional monarchy, it allowed for people and groups like the abolitionist movement to have input into the change of laws, such as those on slave trade.\juana inés de la cruzolaudah equianojean jacques rousseauvoltaire

Explanation:

• Jean Jacques Rousseau: Rousseau wrote about the State of Nature and believed that society and government corrupt humanity's natural goodness.
• Olaudah Equiano: He was sold into slavery, worked to buy his freedom, and was involved in the abolitionist movement. His autobiography was influential.

Answer:

• First question: Jean Jacques Rousseau
• Second question: Olaudah Equiano