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Locke disagreed with Hobbes and thought that natural law, should be applied to affirm citizen rights and the accountability of government. T or F

Locke disagreed with Hobbes and thought that natural law, should be applied to affirm citizen rights and the accountability of government. T or F
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Locke disagreed with Hobbes and thought that natural law, should be applied to affirm citizen rights and the accountability of government.

T or F

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True is the answer hope i helped
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