... "- self sufficient and self governing. He wrote that the laws must be the creation of the people, not handed down by God, or dictated by a monarch, and believed in considering the general good of all, as opposed to individual, private will. Importantly, Rousseau also argued that the goal of the government should be to secure freedom, equality and justice for all within the state ... Revolution, but the most important part was through. The people, inspired by an idea of a different world, stood up to the order that had been in power for centuries. There were many long and short term cause...

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