2. While John Locke is the most influencial of the philsoophers we looked at, describe the contbutions of Hobbes Rousseau and Montesquieu to the Founders' thinking.

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Kara Potts · Answer 1 · 2021-12-24T20:29:06+0000

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Anyways, I can say that John Locke influential with have ideologies about the power coming from God and sending that power to the government. He even came up with three values that sovereign people would value, life, liberty, and property. Basically, these individuals were the Philosophers that formed a free republic. Also, these guys don't like monarchy because they do not want tyrants in a free republic. [All in my opinion]

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