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Which Enlightenment thinker believed most strongly that women should enjoy the same rights as men?

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Chill out everyone the correct answer is D. Wollstonecraft for Absolutism and Enlightenment Unit Test

MS SUE THERE ARE NO ANSWERS THAT IS A WOMEN.

Its either Rousseau or Wollstonecraft

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Wollstonecraft is a woman

Ugh I came here for the answers to check my work.....🙄

This is EXACTLY WHY students Shouldn't answer OTHER students questions if they didn't ask for permission!

I did all of that and could not get the answer

Please give me the answer

well all I know is that he is dummer than a woman by alote

I'm taking a test on that exact question and the only answers we have are

A. Locke
B. Rousseau
C. Voltaire
D. Wollstonecraft
Its John Locke

who is it

thought is was either Voltaire or wollstonecraft

s wollstonecraft

Big mack i agree wit u

John locke

You should read your lessons, books, or ask your teacher for help!

Blah blah is right

None of you is right.

WRONG IT WAS PETER THE GREAT

A woman

GO READ YOUR BOOK!!!

Did you know?

Did you know that one of the prominent Enlightenment thinkers who fervently advocated for gender equality was Mary Wollstonecraft? She believed that women should have the same rights as men, including access to education and participation in politics. Mary Wollstonecraft's influential work, "A Vindication of the Rights of Woman" published in 1792, laid the foundation for the fight for women's rights and influenced future feminist movements. She argued that denying women equal rights hindered society's progress and that education was essential for women to attain independence and contribute fully to society. Mary Wollstonecraft's ideas were revolutionary for her time and continue to inspire and shape the ongoing pursuit of gender equality today.