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How did the writings of people like john locke lead colonists to resent the british government

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The people of the colonies were already frustrated by the treatment that they received from the British government. John Locke, by his writings made the people understand that the government is there to serve the people and not the the people serving the government. I hope that the answer has helped you.

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