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Which European person was an influential force in the American and French Revolutions with regards to the ideas of liberty and the relationship between the people and the government?
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Which European person was an influential force in the American and French Revolutions with regards to the ideas of liberty and the relationship between the people and the government?

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John Locke

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John Locke because he expressed the radical view that the government is required to serve people based on what is right and good, that is to say by protecting life, liberty, and property.

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