According to John Locke, the "natural rights" are

separation of powers

will of the majority and power

social contracts and voting

life, liberty, and property

Question

According to John Locke, the "natural rights" are 

 separation of powers 

 will of the majority and power 

 social contracts and voting 

 life, liberty, and property

***[isuru]*** · Answer

it's doesn't seem to be something to do with maths.... but it's the last one I think XD

anonymous · Answer

i believe life, liberty and property :)

perl · Answer

natural rights are things that you are born with .
you are not born with the right to vote (you have to reach a certain age , or be a citizen)

anonymous · Answer

lmao sorry

perl · Answer

took you a long time to respond :D

***[isuru]*** · Answer

lol ..yeah for sure