Question

According to John Locke what are people's natural rights?


Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness


Life, Liberty, and Property


Liberty, Privacy, and Property


Life, Liberty, and Privacy

Answer 1

According to John Locke, people's natural rights are **Life, Liberty, and Property**. Locke believed that these rights are fundamental and should be protected by governments. His ideas significantly influenced political philosophy, particularly the development of liberal democracy.