What is the main inference that can be drawn from jean jacques rousseau’s book the social contract?

a. people can enjoy civil and physical freedom, even if it sometimes harms society.

b. people are bound by a social contract to respect each other’s freedom and refrain from harming others.

c. people couldn’t enjoy any of their civil freedoms as they are sometimes impulsive and harmful.

d. people are naturally impulsive and may not be able to respect mutual civil rights.

B.People are bound by a social contract to respect each other’s freedom and refrain from harming others.

Explanation:

The social contract by Jean Jacques Rousseau, states that all humans resign to some freedom in order to assure the well being of the society and the whole instead of searching for the own liberty and own selfish freedom, in this way Rousseau states that the society is better organized when every person resigns to those freedoms and is organized in governments and legislatures.

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