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Which philosopher believed in the idea that a government's authority comes from the content of the governed? Montesquieu O Rousseau O Locke O Hobbes
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Which philosopher believed in the idea that a government's authority comes from

the content of the governed?
Montesquieu
O Rousseau
O Locke
O Hobbes

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C Locke

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Locke believed that a government's authority came from the governed.

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