True. I mean seriously, how terrifying would it be to know that there are bombs raining down upon you at such a time?
Tricky. Locke's ideas were embraced by the founding fathers and Jefferson but Hobbes ideas of supreme government power were rejected. Locke influenced Jefferson, yes but Hobbes was rejected. His ideas found a home in <span>Voltaire and Rousseau however.
</span>
In my opinion, the statement is true. Locke had influence, Hobbes did not.
I sincerely apologize if I got it wrong. I did give this some thought.
King George wasn't as scared as he was furious with the Massachusetts colony. He decided to punish them with new laws passed, they called the new British laws the Intolerable Acts.
I would belive the answer is no
