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How did Enlightenment thinker John Locke’s ideas influence the American Revolution?(1 point) Responses Locke’s belief that powe...Question
How did Enlightenment thinker John Locke’s ideas influence the American Revolution?(1 point)
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Locke’s belief that power should be shared between communities and people led to calls to reform British government.
Locke’s belief that power should be shared between communities and people led to calls to reform British government.
Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness led to American rebellion.
Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness led to American rebellion.
Locke’s belief that power was shared through an agreement between the people and the government led to American revolts.
Locke’s belief that power was shared through an agreement between the people and the government led to American revolts.
Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and property led to critiques of the British.
Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and property led to critiques of the British.
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Locke’s belief that power should be shared between communities and people led to calls to reform British government.
Locke’s belief that power should be shared between communities and people led to calls to reform British government.
Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness led to American rebellion.
Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness led to American rebellion.
Locke’s belief that power was shared through an agreement between the people and the government led to American revolts.
Locke’s belief that power was shared through an agreement between the people and the government led to American revolts.
Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and property led to critiques of the British.
Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and property led to critiques of the British.
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The most appropriate response that captures the influence of John Locke’s ideas on the American Revolution is:
**Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and property led to critiques of the British.**
Locke's philosophy emphasized natural rights, which greatly influenced the Founding Fathers and the ideological justification for the Revolution against British rule. His ideas regarding life, liberty, and property became foundational concepts in the development of American political thought.
**Locke’s belief that people deserved the rights of life, liberty, and property led to critiques of the British.**
Locke's philosophy emphasized natural rights, which greatly influenced the Founding Fathers and the ideological justification for the Revolution against British rule. His ideas regarding life, liberty, and property became foundational concepts in the development of American political thought.