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What was locke's belief about law and natural rights
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What was locke's belief about law and natural rights

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Locke believed that all man were by nature free and equal, and that God did not make men naturally subjected to their government.

pretty much, it meant that the people rule themselves, and shouldn't have a oppressive government.


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