John Locke was not of the opinion that <u>b) </u><u>individuals must enter </u><u>into a </u><u>social contract</u><u> with </u><u>government</u><u>. </u>
John Locke came up with a Theory of Social Contract as well as other philosophies in relation to government. He believed that:
- Government power needed to be separated into the legislative, judicial and executive branches for it to function well
- Government power should be limited to certain roles
- The government derived its powers from the willingness of the people to submit
He did not believe that people needed to get into a social contract with the government but rather that they should only do it consensually.
In conclusion, John Locke believed a social contract between government and people was necessary but that it needed to be done willingly.
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the fugitive slave act of 1850
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federal court
develop a plan to settle western areas
Yes it did have a positive impact because they were allowed to vote.
The Boston Tea Party
American colonists dressed up as American Indians, and threw a bunch of tea down a few British ships into the Atlantic Ocean to oppose the tea tax.
