John Locke's Ideal Form of Government Can Best Be Described

question 49

Multiple Choice

John Locke's ideal form of government can best be described as a

• A) constitutional state based on the consent of the governed and respectful of each person's natural rights except for Catholics and atheists.
• B) absolute monarchy guided by the principles of the Enlightenment.
• C) constitutional state based on the consent of the governed and respectful of everyone's natural rights.
• D) divine right monarchy.
• E) constitutional state guided by the general will defined as the consensus of well-informed citizens.

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