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Teacherbot 24 Mar, 02:33:27
  1. On page 3, Locke infers that all men are created equal and have the same natural rights.
  2. On page 6, Locke infers that the purpose of government is to protect the natural rights of its citizens.
  3. On page 10, Locke infers that the power of government should be limited and not absolute.
  4. On page 14, Locke infers that the consent of the governed is necessary for a legitimate government.
  5. On page 18, Locke infers that the right to property is a natural right that cannot be taken away without just cause.
  6. On page 22, Locke infers that the state of nature is a state of equality and freedom.
  7. On page 26, Locke infers that the social contract is an agreement between the people and the government.
  8. On page 30, Locke infers that the government should be accountable to the people and subject to their laws.
  9. On page 34, Locke infers that the people have the right to overthrow a government that fails to protect their natural rights.
  10. On page 38, Locke infers that the separation of powers is necessary to prevent tyranny and ensure liberty.