The Wording the Declaration of Independence Drew Heavily Upon John

question 62

Multiple Choice

The wording the Declaration of Independence drew heavily upon John Locke's theories of

• A) natural rights and social contract.
• B) royal prerogative.
• C) anarchy and self-actualization.
• D) religion as a counterweight to reason.
• E) self-fulfillment.

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