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How do John Locke's ideas help explain why the colonists looked to their legislatures for leadership instead of to the colony's governor?

How do John Locke's ideas help explain why the colonists looked to their legislatures for leadership instead of to the colony's governor?
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How do John Locke's ideas help explain why the colonists looked to their legislatures for leadership instead of to the colony's governor?

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Step-by-step explanation:

Legislatures were the colonists elected representatives, whereas the Governor represented the King.

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