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According to john locke and the declaration of independence, the fundamental purpose of government is to
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According to john locke and the declaration of independence, the fundamental purpose of government is to

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It is to preserve the people's natural rights.

Government is a context in which the rulers promise to safeguard the people's natural rights. If rulers betray their trust, the governed have the right to replace them.
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