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According to John Locke, the "natural rights" are (3 points) separation of powers will of the majority and power social contracts and voting life, liberty, and propert…

According to John Locke, the "natural rights" are (3 points) separation of powers will of the majority and power social contracts and voting life, liberty, and propert…
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According to John Locke, the "natural rights" are (3 points)

separation of powers

will of the majority and power

social contracts and voting

life, liberty, and property

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D) Life, liberty, and property

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User JackChouMine
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Answer: life liberty and property. Thomas Jefferson later wrote it as life liberty and the pursuit of happiness

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