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Which Enlightenment philosopher did Thomas Jefferson borrow "Life, Liberty, and Property" from (Jefferson changed property to pursuit of happiness) when writing the Declaration of Independence? Rousseau
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Which Enlightenment philosopher did Thomas Jefferson borrow "Life, Liberty, and Property" from (Jefferson changed property to pursuit of happiness) when writing the Declaration of Independence?

Rousseau



Locke



Hobbes



Montesquieu

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Locke

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I took a quiz on it

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John Locke

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He believed our 3 natural rights were Life, Liberty and Property.

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