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Locke believed that liberty is:
A
Absolute freedom
B
Freedom within the law
C
Freedom from responsibility
D
Freedom from property
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Locke believed that liberty is:
Absolute freedom
Freedom within the law
Freedom from responsibility
Freedom from property
According to Locke, natural rights are:
Granted by the state
Inherent to all humans
Earned through labor
Restricted to elites
Locke's political ideas challenged:
Divine right of kings
Democracy
Capitalism
Feudalism
Locke argued that individuals have the right to:
Overthrow unjust governments
Accept any government
Avoid political involvement
Ignore laws they dislike
Locke believed that education should focus on:
Memorization
Character and virtue
Strict discipline
Religious teachings
Locke's ideas on education were presented in:
Some Thoughts Concerning Education
The Education of Man
The School of Life
On Liberty
Locke's philosophy is part of which intellectual movement?
Enlightenment
Romanticism
Realism
Existentialism
Which American document was heavily influenced by Locke?
Declaration of Independence
U.S. Constitution
Bill of Rights
Articles of Confederation
Where was John Locke born?
London
Wrington
Oxford
Cambridge
What type of government did Locke oppose?
Democracy
Monarchy
Absolute monarchy
Constitutional monarchy
Locke's "Letter Concerning Toleration" advocates for:
Religious tolerance
Political equality
Economic reform
Absolute monarchy
Locke argued that property arises from:
Divine right
Labor
Government allocation
Wealth inheritance
Locke's views on property were outlined in which work?
Two Treatises of Government
The Wealth of Nations
The Spirit of Laws
Leviathan
Locke believed that humans are naturally:
Violent
Selfish
Rational and free
Sinful
Which revolution did Locke's ideas directly influence?
French Revolution
Industrial Revolution
Glorious Revolution
Russian Revolution
According to Locke, legitimate government is based on:
Force
Consent of the governed
Divine authority
Economic power
Locke believed the mind at birth was a:
Blank slate (tabula rasa)
Vessel of divine knowledge
Source of innate ideas
Corrupted entity
What is Locke's famous epistemological work called?
An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
Critique of Pure Reason
Meditations
The Republic
Locke believed that knowledge comes from:
Divine revelation
Sense experience
Innate ideas
Meditation
In what year was John Locke born?
1632
1640
1650
1660