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John Locke believed that natural rights

s
should be given only to the majority.
s
should be limited for all people.
d
do not come from the government.
d
do not pertain to economic issues.
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Enlightenment thinking on government included

A
establishing religious doctrine.
B
using violent protest.
C
taking a secular approach.
D
supporting divine right.
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A
rulers
B
philosophers
C
enemies
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Under what circumstances did John Locke think it would be acceptable for the people to overthrow the government?

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It is never acceptable, as overthrowing the government would be a violation of the social contract.
I
If the people were to break the social contract and seek a different type of rule, the people could overthrow the government.
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If the government violated the social contract, the people could overthrow the government.
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If the government failed to accept new natural rights, the people could overthrow the government.
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unityfreedomtyranny

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unity
B
freedom
C
tyranny
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Thomas Hobbes’s belief that every country should have the ultimate power over itself is known as

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national sovereignty.
a
a social contract.
n
natural rights.
t
the separation of powers.
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What must people provide in order to be governed under a social contract?

r
rational consent to the government
a
allegiance to the government
p
political support for the government
m
material support for the government

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