<span>He felt that moral liberty, in its most perfect form, was the liberty to only undertake good works and deeds. He likened it to a woman choosing her husband: in general, making a decision. In both instances (woman obeying her husband and a person obeying moral and just laws), Winthrop felt that it was a moral duty.</span>
The answer is C (both of these) because these factors can cause changes in organisms.
John Locke is known for being a English philosopher, a physician, and is widely known as most influential of Enlightenment thinkers and commonly known as the "Father of Liberalism.
