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| Thomas Hobbes | You think that people are selfish and greedy. That's why you think that countries should have a strong government that can stop anyone from rebelling |
| John Locke | You think that people have the right to life, liberty (freedom), and property (things you own). |
| John Locke2 | You think that rulers have the responsibility to protect their rights. People should have the right to change a government that doesn't protect the people's rights. |
| Montesquieu | You think that the power of the government should be split into three branches (sections) so that one group doesn't have all the power. |
| Jean-Jacques Rousseau | You think that people are basically good, but that society corrupts them. |
| Jean-Jacques Rousseau2 | You think that the people (not just the rulers) should make the laws. |
| Newton | You came up with the idea of gravity. You created the theory of motion. |
| Newton2 | You used the theory of gravity to explain why the planets stay in the orbit and don't just fly off. |
| Copernicus | You believe in a heliocentric theory. |
| Copernicus2 | You believe that the planets rotate around the sun. |
| Galileo | You are a scientist who created an astronomical telescope. You noticed that the planets moved. |
| Galileo2 | You agreed with Copernicus that the earth rotates around the sun. |
| Bacon | You are a scientist. You believe that people should do experiments to find out the truth. |
| Bacon2 | You should not just believe others "because they say so". He believed you should use the SCIENTIFIC METHOD to answer questions about the world. |
| Scientific Method | You are not a person! You are a method of answering questions about the world. |
| Scientific Method2 | includes making a hypothesis and conducting experiments |
