'Man is born free but is everywhere in chains.' This statement was given by

AAbraham Maslow

BJean-Jacques Rousseau ✓ Correct

CJohn Dewey

DW. H. Kilpatrick

Correct answer: (B) Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Explanation

Man is born free but is everywhere in chains was written by Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

Abraham Maslow (A) is known for the hierarchy of needs, not this statement.

John Dewey (C) championed experiential, democratic education, a different contribution.

W. H. Kilpatrick (D) developed the project method, unrelated to this line.

The line opens Rousseau's The Social Contract (1762).

Rousseau's Emile (1762) set out his naturalistic, child-centred philosophy of education.

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