Rousseau's The Social Contract called for surrendering of natural rights to
A)the general will.
B)the monarch.
C)the Church.
D)the parliament.
E)the nobles.

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In The Social Contract, Rousseau argues that individuals should surrender some of their natural rights to the "general will" or the common good of society. This concept of the general will is central to his political philosophy and serves as the basis for his argument for democracy and the idea that political power should reside with the people as a whole.

Rousseau's the Social Contract Called for Surrendering of Natural Rights