Review on John Locke

In what year did John Locke express his fundamental question about power?

• 1704

• 1776

• 1632

• 1689

Which Earl introduced Locke into political circles?

• Earl of Oxford

• Earl of Shaftesbury

• Earl of Leicester

• Earl of Essex

What did Locke argue against in his 'Two Treatises on Government'?

• Federalism

• The Divine Right of Kings

• Separation of Powers

• The Social Contract

According to Locke, what rights are people naturally entitled to?

• Life, Liberty, and Property

• Justice, Peace, and Prosperity

• Wealth, Honor, and Power

• Freedom, Equality, and Brotherhood

What can people do if the government fails its duties, according to Locke?

• Seek intervention from another country

• Withdraw consent and change the government

• Request a new election

• Accept the government's decisions

What is the primary purpose of government according to Locke?

• To protect the king's interests

• To maintain order and security

• To protect the natural rights of the people

• To expand the territory

Who was inspired by Locke's arguments for natural rights in the American colonies?

• Benjamin Franklin

• Thomas Jefferson

• George Washington

• Alexander Hamilton

Which document reflects Locke's ideas on the consent of the governed?

• The Federalist Papers

• The Magna Carta

• The Declaration of Independence

• The US Constitution

What concept of Locke's found its way into the US Constitution?

• Separation of Powers

• The Divine Right of Kings

• The Right to Bear Arms

• Direct Democracy

What did Locke believe was the best defense against rebellions?

• Strict laws

• Power in the people

• Absolute monarchy

• A strong military