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According to Locke how does a ruler gain authority? A. Divine right B. Birth right C. By force D. The consent of the governed
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According to Locke how does a ruler gain authority?

A. Divine right
B. Birth right
C. By force
D. The consent of the governed

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The answer is D

The consent of the governed.
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