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Thomas jefferson’s reference to “unalienable rights” in the declaration of independence was based on the ideas of which enlightenment figure?

Thomas jefferson’s reference to “unalienable rights” in the declaration of independence was based on the ideas of which enlightenment figure?
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Thomas jefferson’s reference to “unalienable rights” in the declaration of independence was based on the ideas of which enlightenment figure?

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The answer is John Locke
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