Question

who said the following?
\it is not wisdom but authority that makes a law.\
hobbes
locke
rousseau
mill
question 16 (1 point)
who said \absolute monarchs are but men\?
john locke
js mill
rousseau
voltaire

Explanation:

For the first question: The quote about law being rooted in authority rather than wisdom aligns with Thomas Hobbes's political theory, which emphasizes sovereign authority as the source of law.
For the second question: The statement "Absolute monarchs are but men" is attributed to John Locke, who argued against the divine right of kings and emphasized the fallibility of rulers.

Answer:

1. Hobbes
2. John Locke