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If the government becomes too corrupt and tyrannical (abusive of its power), what does Locke say to do?

If the government becomes too corrupt and tyrannical (abusive of its power), what does Locke say to do?
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If the government becomes too corrupt and tyrannical (abusive of its power), what does Locke say to do?

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Revolt against the government

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