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John Locke explained a " social contract" is? A) a belief that government has final authority over citizens. B) an agreement that all people have the right to life, liberty, and property. C) an agreement between citizens and their government. D) a belief that government should be divided into three branches.

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John Locke explained a " social contract" as being "C) an agreement between citizens and their government", since in order for a society to thrive, people need to sacrifice certain personal liberties for the sake of the community.
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