John Locke
Natural Rights
State Of Nature
Social Contract
Government
100

John Locke was a philosopher from what country?

England

100

Name one natural right.

Life, Liberty, and Property

100

What is state of nature?

Life without government or laws.

100

What is a social contract?

Agreement between people and government

100

Give one reason people need government?

Protect rights, make laws, keep order, protect safety, and settle disputes.

200

What three natural rights did Locke believe all people should have?

Life, Liberty, and property

200

Which natural right mean the right to be free and make on choices?

Liberty

200

Name one problem that could happen in a state of nature?

fighting, theft, and unsafe condition

200

What do people agree to do under a social contract?

Follow laws and give government certain powers.

200

What is one thing government does to keep order?

Make or enforce laws

300

What did Locke believe was the main purpose of government?

To protect the people's natural rights.

300

Which natural right is evolved when someone owns a house or a bicycle?

Property

300

Would people still have natural rights in a state of nature?

Yes, Locke believed natural rights belong to people naturally.

300

What does government agree to do in return?

Protect people natural rights

300

What might happen if there were laws and none one enforced them?

Laws would be ignored and safety will not be protected

400

According to John Locke, where does government gets its right to govern?

Consent of the people

400

Why are Locke rights called natural rights?

Simply because they are human beings

400

Why it might it be difficult to protect property in a state of nature?

No government, no police, or courts to protect property or settle disputes.

400

What does consent mean?

Approval or agreement

400

An English philosopher whose ideas about government influenced the Founders.

John Loke

500

How did John Locke's ideas influence the American founders?

His ideas about natural rights, consent, and limited government influenced the founders.

500

How are natural rights conected to the purpose of government?

To protect people natural rights

500

How does Locke's state of nature help explain why people create govenrment?

People create government because rights are difficult to protect without.

500

Why would people agree to give government some power?

People give government power so it can enforce laws, keep order, and protect rights.

500

Explain the relationship between people and government according to John Locke

People consent and obey laws; government protect natural rights.

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