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In which book did Rousseau mention the idea of one person one vote?

CBSE Class IX Social Science VSA (1 Mark)

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Answered by alinakincsem
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau is among one of the most famous names in the history of Philosophy and Political Science. According to Rousseau's belief, it is discussed in the Social Contract about one person having one vote.

Explanation:

This concept came about in 1762 where Rousseau argued about the laws which were binding in the case that they had to be supported by the general will of all the people at concern.

Answered by Anonymous
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In his social contract theory book, Rousseau mentions the idea of one person one vote.

The social contract theory throws light on the origin of the society.

According to this theory, all men are born free and equal. Society came into existence because of the agreement entered into by the individuals.

The classical representatives of this school of thought are Thomas Hobbes, John Locke, and Rousseau.

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