John Locke by Jared Escobedo

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John Locke was an English philosopher who lived during the 17th century. He is considered to be one of if not the most influential Enlightenment thinkers.

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State of Nature

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In this belief, John Locke believes that people are equal and are free to pursue their interests and preserve themselves and others according to the laws of nature.

Natural Rights

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John Locke believed that there was a difference from Government Rights, and Natural Rights. The difference of these is that Natural Rights are rights that should be given to the individual but are irrelevant according to the government. These rights include, These rights include the right to life, liberty, and property.

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Right to Revolution

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John Locke's Right to Revolution believes that if the citizens believe the government has failed you, you have a right to revolt, similar to right to protest. He believed in this right because it gives people more control and shows importance on their opinions.

Influence on the Declaration of Independence

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John Locke influenced the Declaration of Independence with his beliefs. All of his beliefs inspired the founding fathers when creating the Declaration. His opinions on rights, government control and natural rights all influenced the Declaration of Independence