Who was the 17th century philosopher whose ideas and writings most influenced the Founding Fathers? O George Washington John Hancock O William Shakespeare O John Locke

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John Locke

Explanation: The founding fathers agreed with his ideas of "Natural Rights" which were according to John Locke "God Given Rights." which no one can infringe on. It influenced the founding fathers so much they shaped the constitution to fit it which would explain your Bill of Rights The three Natural Rights were life liberty and property. Have A nice Day (; and Godspeed on your assignment

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