The book "The Social Contract" by the Great Philosopher Jean -Jacques Rousseau is a pillar of thought in the Renaissance and Enlightenment. After the religious legitimacy of the rule of government in Europe, the search for alternative foundations for government has become necessary. This book arms the power of reason and thought to explain how rights and duties can be determined between the ruler and the ruled. Rosso's thinking was clearly distinguished at the time, and the minds of various sects and cultures were attracted. Based on the spirit of enlightenment, we also find like Hobbes and Look seeking to adopt new models of government and define new social contracts.