Theories about the relationship between individuals and government followed the 18th century ideas of Group of answer choices A. Rousseau, who believed that only the government could secure the rights of man. B. Locke, who believed that divine royalty was the true authority over government and could secure the rights of man. C. Hobbes, who believed that man lived in a state of chaos and therefore could only enjoy inalienable rights if they were given to men by the government. D. Locke, who believed that men had inalienable, natural rights that always superseded governmentally

Option:  A. Rousseau, who believed that only the government could secure the rights of man.

Explanation:

Rousseau was one of the philosophers in the 18th century who played a fundamental role in spreading their ideas and thought to the public based on rights and freedom. Rousseau influenced in bringing the enlightenment in Europe. His rejected the monarchy rule and showed favour to the establishment of government. He was in support of direct democracy, where people voted and elected representatives. He believed that only government could give rights to man which he destines to have by birth.

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although the crusades failed to capture jerusalem, they had several major impacts on western europe. they increased the authority of the king: sometimes nobles died in battle without leaving an heir in which case the king got their land. kings passed taxes to pay for the crusades.