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John Locke's theory of "natural law" primarily asserts that:
Governments should have unrestricted power.
All individuals are born with certain inalienable rights.
A strong monarch is necessary for a stable society.
People are naturally inclined to do evil.
Governments should have unrestricted power.
All individuals are born with certain inalienable rights.
A strong monarch is necessary for a stable society.
People are naturally inclined to do evil.
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All individuals are born with certain inalienable rights.
Locke argued that people have natural rights (e.g., life, liberty, property) that governments must protect, and that political authority is based on consent.
Locke argued that people have natural rights (e.g., life, liberty, property) that governments must protect, and that political authority is based on consent.
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