The writings of John Locke primarily led the Founding Fathers to believe that

they were justified in seeking independence from England

the government they created should have three branches with equal power

they should write laws to expand their relationship to the king

they should push for a written constitution to limit the power of the king

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The writings of John Locke primarily led the Founding Fathers to believe that

 they were justified in seeking independence from England

 the government they created should have three branches with equal power

 they should write laws to expand their relationship to the king

 they should push for a written constitution to limit the power of the king

anonymous · Answer

ill give you a medal if you help me

solomonzelman · Answer

Well, I've researched for a little, and I saw that John Locke was an English philosopher, whose political writings led to the Declaration of Independence...
I would say that A....
I am not 100% sure though

solomonzelman · Answer

http://www.sparknotes.com/philosophy/johnlocke/section2.rhtml summary of his writings about government.

solomonzelman · Answer

So apparently not B or C.... 

D or A

slickster256 · Answer

im pretty sure its D and yes i know this was a year ago