Question
In what ways did John Locke's philosophical ideas shape the content of the Declaration of Independence? (Select TWO answers that apply)(1 point)
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His theories on gender equality provided women with more opportunities to participate in the new government.
His theories on gender equality provided women with more opportunities to participate in the new government.
His theories on natural rights led the text to mention life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
His theories on natural rights led the text to mention life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
His theories on government led to the idea that people had the right to choose a new leader.
His theories on government led to the idea that people had the right to choose a new leader.
His theories on taxation influenced colonial economic policy.
His theories on taxation influenced colonial economic policy.
His theories on slavery led to widespread emancipation.
Responses
His theories on gender equality provided women with more opportunities to participate in the new government.
His theories on gender equality provided women with more opportunities to participate in the new government.
His theories on natural rights led the text to mention life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
His theories on natural rights led the text to mention life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
His theories on government led to the idea that people had the right to choose a new leader.
His theories on government led to the idea that people had the right to choose a new leader.
His theories on taxation influenced colonial economic policy.
His theories on taxation influenced colonial economic policy.
His theories on slavery led to widespread emancipation.
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The two responses that apply regarding how John Locke's philosophical ideas shaped the content of the Declaration of Independence are:
1. **His theories on natural rights led the text to mention life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.**
2. **His theories on government led to the idea that people had the right to choose a new leader.**
Locke's emphasis on natural rights greatly influenced the founding principles outlined in the Declaration, particularly the notions of individual rights and the purpose of government as serving the people’s consent.
1. **His theories on natural rights led the text to mention life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.**
2. **His theories on government led to the idea that people had the right to choose a new leader.**
Locke's emphasis on natural rights greatly influenced the founding principles outlined in the Declaration, particularly the notions of individual rights and the purpose of government as serving the people’s consent.
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