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Which statement offers the best assessment of John Locke's influence on the Founders of the U.S.? (1 point) John Locke's views...Question
Which statement offers the best assessment of John Locke’s influence on the Founders of the U.S.?
John Locke’s views about natural rights were evident in the Declaration of Independence
Joh Locke’s view on freedom of religion were evident in the Bill of Rights
John Locke’s views on freedom of speech were evident in the Bill of Rights
John Locke’s view on separation of powers were evident in the U.S. constitution.
John Locke’s views about natural rights were evident in the Declaration of Independence
Joh Locke’s view on freedom of religion were evident in the Bill of Rights
John Locke’s views on freedom of speech were evident in the Bill of Rights
John Locke’s view on separation of powers were evident in the U.S. constitution.
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The statement that offers the best assessment of John Locke’s influence on the Founders of the U.S. is:
**"John Locke’s views about natural rights were evident in the Declaration of Independence."**
Locke's philosophy emphasized natural rights such as life, liberty, and property, which heavily influenced Thomas Jefferson's writing in the Declaration of Independence, particularly in the assertion of unalienable rights. While Locke's ideas about religious freedom and separation of powers were influential, the most direct and clear evidence of his impact is found in the Declaration.
**"John Locke’s views about natural rights were evident in the Declaration of Independence."**
Locke's philosophy emphasized natural rights such as life, liberty, and property, which heavily influenced Thomas Jefferson's writing in the Declaration of Independence, particularly in the assertion of unalienable rights. While Locke's ideas about religious freedom and separation of powers were influential, the most direct and clear evidence of his impact is found in the Declaration.
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