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John Locke’s views on freedom of speech 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 freedom of religion were evident in the Bill of Rights.
John Locke’s view on freedom of religion 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 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.
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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 ideas about natural rights—life, liberty, and property—were foundational to the philosophical underpinnings of the Declaration of Independence, where similar concepts were articulated regarding the rights of individuals.
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