How did the founding fathers put thomas hobbes ideas into the constitution

answer: one of the first philosophies was thomas hobbes, an englishman who concluded in his famous book, leviathan, that people are incapable of ruling themselves, primarily because humans are naturally self-centered and quarrelsome and need the iron fist of a strong leader. later philosophies, like voltaire, montesquieu, and rousseau were more optimistic about democracy. their ideas encouraged the questioning of absolute monarchs, like the bourbon family that ruled france. montesquieu suggested a separation of powers into branches of government not unlike the system americans would later adopt. they found eager students who later became the founders of the american government

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Are you Australian? In that case it would rather ironically be the Aboriginals and their children. If not, (and I'm not 100 percent sure about this one) but this was during the time period of the African American rights Reform period in the United States.