John Locke believed humans are

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John Locke believed that humans were created equal with rights and he believed them to be normal as well and that they use to be living under equal rights and freedom like freedom of slavery so to speak.

anzhelika [568]2 years ago

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Believed people where born as blank slates and the type of place or people they surround themselves with decide whether or not they become good or bad people.

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