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1. John Locke
   ... Locke believed that the universe contained three kinds of things: minds, different forms of bodies, and God. He believed there were two kinds of bodies. ...
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2. Political theories of Hobbes and Locke
   ... drastically different. Unlike Hobbes, Locke believed that people, by nature are reasonable. He was the founder of empiricism. This ...
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3. John Locke
   ... Locke believed in limitations on government. In addition to that, he believed that the government also had a responsibility to protect and help its citizens. ...
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4. locke
   ... Locke believed in a ampquothappyampquot state of nature which came from his interpretation of the Bible and the age of the patriarchs Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. ...
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5. enlightenment
   ... Locke believed that innate ideas were not part of the mind at birth. Locke believed that people have certain rights such as liberty ...
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6. State of Nature vs. Nature of
   ... John Locke believed that all governments derived their power from the people and that the government itself was based on a social contract. ...
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7. Absolutism and Limited Government
   ... Locke believed in a limited monarchy form of government. Both of these systems were practiced over many years preceding their writings. ...
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8. The soul
   ... Locke believed that Descartes equation of the soul is completely false. ... Locke believed that the identity of a person comes from his/her body. ...
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9. NoneProvided
   ... to life, liberty, and happiness without question. In addition, Locke believed that people also possess the basic right of selfdefense if under attack. ...
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10. Harlem Renisance
    ... Locke believed that blacks needed to assert themselves in all aspects of society in order to gain equality. Further, Locke believed ...
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11. Harlem Renaissance1
    ... Locke believed that blacks needed to assert themselves in all aspects of society in order to gain equality. Further, Locke believed ...
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12. second treatise of government
    ... John Locke believed that the state ampquotall men are naturally in ... is ... John Locke believed that conformity is what enhances society. His ...
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13. justice and sovereignty
    ... John Locke believed that all men are entitled to certain inalienable rights life, liberty, and property. Locke believed that everyone ...
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14. JUDICIAL REVIEW
    ... Locke believed in each individualamp39s right to ampquotself Preservationampquot. Meaning that we all equally have the right to uphold the laws of nature. ...
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15. Halrem:Mecca of the new negro
    ... Locke believed the significance of the Harlem renaissance stood for urban pluralism he wrote: ampquotThe peasant, the student, the businessman, the professional man ...
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16. Epistemology
    ... John Locke believed that sense perceptions are what ultimately give us all of our knowledge. Sense perceptions are defined as being clear and distinct. ...
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17. The Philosophy of Virtual Reality
    ... taste , smell, touch, hear, and see. Locke believed that this was true. ampquotThere ... itself. Locke believed our mind is an empty slate. This ...
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18. Hobbes, Locke
    ... Locke believed that property was common in the state of nature in the sense that everyone had the right to draw subsistence from what nature had to offer. ...
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19. Hobbes and Locke
    ... Like Thomas Hobbes, John Locke discusses the idea political or civil society. Locke believed that when a man is born he is entitled to freedom. ...
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20. John Locke
    ... These ideas are what creates our thoughts, perception, and consciousness. Locke believed we have no knowledge other then our ideas. ...
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21. john locke
    ... These ideas are what creates our thoughts, perception, and consciousness. Locke believed we have no knowledge other then our ideas. ...
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22. Locke in the Enlightenment
    ... In spite of his supernaturalist tendencies, Locke believed and taught that only reasonable demonstration of power and experience, not supposed obligation or ...
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23. Lockeamp39s Influences on Education
    ... The idea of Tabula Rasa is basically defined as a ampquotblank slate.ampquot Locke believed that everyone is born with a clean mind, a supposed condition that he ...
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24. Bishop Bossuet, Thomas Hobbes,
    ... Locke believed in natural rights allowing to limit the power of the government, emphasized that property is the basis of all freedom, and that a government ...
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25. LOCKE AND LORD OF THE FLIES
    ... Locke believed government had more potential for being dangerous, and the individual should rebel if he felt his rights were being violated. ...
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26. Affects of the Enlightenment
    ... Locke believed in a limited government. ... Montesquieu was an enlightened thinker who believed in Lockeamp39s theories more than Hobbes. ...
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27. john locke
    ... of thought for the world to understand. John Locke believed in political reform. He published most of his political writings anonymously ...
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28. John Locke
    ... to them. Locke believed that as a person matured he would acquire more and more knowledge and in turn more ideas. So according to ...
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29. The Political Theories of Locke and Hobbes
    ... Locke also believed that government power should be divided equally into three branches of government so that politicians will not face the ampquottemptation... ...
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30. John Locke
    ... He believed in freedom of thought, natural rights and of religion. His thoughts are very similar to John Lockeamp39s. Both men value the same ideas. ...
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