One May Correctly Assert That

Multiple Choice

One may correctly assert that

A) Rousseau contended that society was responsible for reforming the basically selfish nature of human beings.
B) John Locke rejected the importance of education in molding a virtuous mind.
C) Hume's reasoned arguments made him a philosopher who was most dangerous to the Old Regime.
D) philosophes often considered Native Americans superior in many of their customs to Europeans.
E) Hobbes believed that life in the state of nature was "nasty, brutish and short," therefore, when a government is established it can be overthrown if it oppresses its people.