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How Did John Locke's Influence On Government

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John Locke is a British philosopher. In the epistemology, Locke and George Berkeley, David Hume three were listed as British Empiricism (British Empiricism) representative, but he also social contract He has developed a set of theories that differ from Thomas Hobbes' natural state, arguing that the government only has the consent of the ruler and guarantees that the people have the natural rights of life, liberty and property Locke believes that the social contract will be established only with the consent of the ruler, and if there is a lack of such consent, then the people will have the power to overthrow the government.
Locke's thought has had a tremendous impact on the development of future generations of political philosophy and is widely
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