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Locke can be seen as the "philosophical father" of both the American and French revolutions. Group of answer choices True False

Locke can be seen as the "philosophical father" of both the American and French revolutions. Group of answer choices True False
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Locke can be seen as the "philosophical father" of both the American and French revolutions.

Group of answer choices

True

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