Macy Klein

30 June, 10:59

Which of the following principles from John Locke's Second Treatise of Civil Government supports limited government?

A) Leaders have a divine right to rule.

B) The government may choose which taxes to levy.

C) All property is ultimately owned by the government.

D) People have an innate tendency to obey their government.

E) A government's legitimacy is determined by the public's consent.

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