What Was True of Locke's Writing About Revolution in His

question 5

Multiple Choice

What was true of Locke's writing about revolution in his Second Treatise of Government?

• A) Locke promoted the notion of nonviolent revolution.
• B) Locke put an end to the doctrine of divine right.
• C) Locke believed that revolution would lead to political revitalization and social improvement.
• D) Locke argued that people should exercise the power of "force without right."
• E) Locke thought that the new governments resulting from revolutions were always better than the governments they replaced.

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