How does the founders’ view of power affect the framers’ reactions to John Locke? What ideas of Locke exist in American political culture? According to Locke, how does man enter the political society and what is the purpose of that society? What obligations does the government have in the civil society? What obligation does the individual have? How do Hobbes and Locke differ? Do you think Americans would agree with Locke? You may read the first paragraphs of the Declaration of Independence to assist you. What evidence do you have to support your view?

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eheuchmarie · Answer

I need some help with the explanation of this

anonymous · Answer

I just know John Locke from Lost, Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I remember it's either him or Montesquieu that focused on separation of powers. I doubt that helps at all tho lol

royl_focus · Answer

Jameson Locke?