Questions:

For Abigail Adams:

-Why do you think women deserves these rights that men have?

-How do you say women have proven themselves for equality?

-Are you questioning the authority of men?

-What if you ruin the bondage between female and male just because you're questioning the equality, will you quit bugging your husband about "female justice"?

-Is this all for your own personal benefit, because you're a woman?

For Benjamin Banneker:

-If you weren't African American, would you of have fought for the release of slaves?

-Do you have anything against [Thomas] Jefferson?

For Thomas Hobbes:

-Why don't you trust the people to rule themselves?

-Can you give me an example of how they've lost your trust?

-Since your philosophy is that all human are immoral, how do you explain the good people in the world?

-Do you count yourself as one of us "wicked" creatures; since you show the same physical attributes that most human has?

For Louis XIV:

-How did God tell you you can rule this place?

-What is your point of building the Versailles; because if I was in a politician's shoes, I'd be a bit doubtful.

-Would you ever even consider letting the people decide just one law? Why?

-If you don't mind; what led to the French Revolution, and were you scared in anyway that your people are going against you and your reign?

For William Laud:

-Why doesn't your church give people freedom?

-Do you know that your church is the reason for the pilgrim's leaving?

-You have a God, right? God created all us equal; why do you think that only one can rule the people if all the people shall be treated equal?

-God did not punish Adam and Eve harshly, why do you punish the people who want to be free like you're greater than God?

For John Locke:

For Baron de Montesquieu:

For Mary Wollstonecraft:

-Why do you think that women are starting to try to get their equal rights?

-Does this have soemthing to do with women's egos?