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What does John Locke have to do with the French and Indian War?
Why was John Locke important to the French and Indian War
What is facts about john Locke?
· John Locke was an English philosopher. · John Locke believed in the middle class and its right to freedom of the inner voice and its property. · John Locke's idea of "natural rights" and "natural laws" had a big deal to do with both the American Revolution and the French Revolution. · John Locke also had an idea that they should be able to overthrow the government. John Locke's father was also named John Locke. John Locke was baptized on the day of his birth.
What enlightenment philosopher is most closely associated with the idea that government have the responsibility to guard life liberty and property?
John Locke
What was John Locke's contribution towards French Revolution?
John Locke's contribution was that he was a studied philosopher and he saw that the clergy and nobility were prvileged so he tell the common people to fight for their right from this gave rise to french revolution. finally because of John Locke's contribution they got their rights
Who believed that all men are born free and are basically good?
john Locke
What are the names of John Locke's parents?
John and Anne Locke.
What was John Locke's country?
John Locke was from England.
Was john Locke an enlightenment thinker during the American revolution or french revolution?
Ameican
Which American founder base their new governments on the ideas of this enlightenment philosopher?
john Locke
Who was John Locke married to?
John Locke never married. Locke's father, who was also named John Locke, was a country lawyer.
Who had the same ideas as John Locke?
John Locke was an inspiration to the founding fathers of America. He influenced the American Revolution and the French Revolution. He especially influenced Thomas Jefferson's writing of the Declaration of Independence.
What french impressionist became a lawyer after becoming disillusioned with the beliefs at his art school?
John Locke
