Match each goal of the Enlightenment with its description. social contract

rights people are born with; the right

to life, liberty, and property

separation of powers

the division of power among judicial,

legislative, and executive branches

equality

the belief that all people should be

treated the same

natural rights

an agreement between citizens and

their government

social contract: an agreement between citizens and  their government.

separation of powers : the division of power among judicial,  legislative, and executive branches.

equality: the belief that all people should be  treated the same.

natural rights: rights people are born with.

Explanation:

The Enlightenment period refers to a philosophical and architectural development that influenced the different fields of ideas in Europe from 1600 to 1800. The main objectives of the Enlightenment thinkers were freedom, progress, rationality, liberty, and religious tolerance. e In France, the core principles of enlightenment philosophy were natural rights, the ideas of equality, liberty, and how the people should the governed in a state, in contrast to the theory of absolute monarchy and the existing dogmas of the Roman Catholic Church.

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