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JOHN LOCKE August 1632- October 1704

JOHN LOCKE August 1632- October 1704. Nathaniel Vickers. He is also one of the most famous philosophers of all time. He was the greatest philosopher of the late 17 th century and early 18 th century.

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JOHN LOCKE August 1632- October 1704

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  1. JOHN LOCKEAugust 1632- October 1704 Nathaniel Vickers

  2. He is also one of the most famous philosophers of all time. He was the greatest philosopher of the late 17th century and early 18th century.

  3. John Locke wrote and published a few books discussing rights. He was also a very religious man. • John’s most important political philosophy work was the Two Treaties On Government which was published in 1689.

  4. He wrote in the Two Treaties On Government that all men should be free, and that everyone is made equally and naturally made by god. He supports a democracy government. • Natural rights are life, liberty, and property

  5. John Locke fought for people’s rights and said that the government’s purpose was to protect these rights. John Locke also influenced the making of the Declaration Of Independence. • Such as he believed that if the government turned bad the people had the right to fight them and fix things.

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