What were denis diderots thoughts on government

Now and again he was more direct, as in this essay on “Political Authority” in which he defended the idea of “the consent of the governed” (a basic demand of democrats) as well as denouncing the idea that “might makes right.” He thought that most European governments had acquired their power by means of violence, which ...

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The main reason why the Supreme Court’s decision in the Wabash, St. Louis, and Pacific Railroad v. Illinois case was an obstacle to state government reform measures was because "A. The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot regulate interstate railroads," which meant that the railroad companies often could impose their will on the states themselves.