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. The Founding Fathers most likely justified their right to a new government because of their violation of Natural Rights based more closely on the beliefs of which philosopher …

. The Founding Fathers most likely justified their right to a new government because of their violation of Natural Rights based more closely on the beliefs of which philosopher …
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. The Founding Fathers most likely justified their right to a new government because of their violation of Natural Rights based more closely on the beliefs of which philosopher and what theory?

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John Locke :)))))))))))))))))))
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