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this paragraph by John Locke In a second Tracy of

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government on Were done and the man hour of associates

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that I've known They all have powers and you know

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accountable in government The world in this is subsiding Rebelling

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Well question enlightenment ideas such as those expressed in the

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excerpt right They're encouraged many American colonists to do what

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The political problems that developed during the mid seventeen hundreds

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led some colonists turned to enlightenment thinkers like John Locke

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for inspiration locks Disapproval of hereditary monarchies inspired Many colonists

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begin questioning their political arrangement and toe actively oppose the

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power of the British monarchy Lock really was key to

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so the answers be opposed The power of hereditary leaders

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the columnist might have liked to act as judge is

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in their own court cases who wouldn't But the strict

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British laws made it nearly impossible to do anything but

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follow the regulations that were being passed so a C 00:01:23.2 --> [endTime] and the heart right answers be opposed

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