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Locke's Natural Rights states the idea that governments are there because citizens allow for them to be and give them power, not the other way around. True False

Locke's Natural Rights states the idea that governments are there because citizens allow for them to be and give them power, not the other way around. True False
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Locke's Natural Rights states the idea that governments are there because citizens allow for them to be and give them power, not the other

way around.
True
False

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Answer:

True.

Step-by-step explanation:

This is just what he believed lol. You could've easily searched it.

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