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Who was the religious reformer from the mid 1500's?
John Calvin, Martin Luther and others
Famous people who died in the 1960s?
Clark Gable, Spencer Tracy, John F. Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Martin Luther King Jr.
What are some differences and similarities between john brown and Martin Luther King?
John Brown was a white abolitionist who died in 1859. He believed armed insurrection was the only was to stop slavery. Martin Luther King, Jr. was black and he believed in peaceful protest to stop slavery. He died in 1968.
What were the 3 assassinations of the 1960's?
The three main famous assassination in the 1960s was John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Robert Kennedy, Bobby, He was John Kennedys brother. And martin Luther King jr.
Did john Locke have a job?
John Locke was an English philosopher who is considered as the Father of Liberalism. He is a physician by profession.
What has the author Martin John Locke written?
Martin John Locke has written: 'The Songs of Sark'
Who had the greatest influence on declaration?
John Locke
Whose philosophy had s profound influence on the leaders of the Protestant Reformation such as john Calvin and martin Luther?
Saint Augustine
Who was the Father of the Protestant Reformation?
Martin Luther, John Calvin, and several others are recognized as the founder of the Protestant reformation. But it's mainly Martin Luther.
Did John Locke influence Thomas Jefferson?
yes
Which of the men had the most influence on the founders?
john Locke
How many revolutions did John Locke influence?
567
Which of these men had the most influence on the Founders?
John Locke
Who are the two men who broke with the Roman Catholic church?
John Calvin and Martin Luther a priest from Germany
What was Thomas Jefferson influence?
john Locke and the scientific revoloution
How did john Locke's beliefs influence society?
Colonial Leaders
What were the religious and intellectual movements that helped inspire colonial leaders about how government should work?
The Enlightenment: Thomas Hobbes Adam Smith Montesquieu John Locke The Reformation: Martin Luther
