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What did John Locke mean by 'government by consent'? John Locke
7 days ago | beth

What did John Locke mean by 'government by consent'?

'Government by consent' refers to Locke's idea that legitimate government authority is derived from the consent of the governed. According to Locke, rulers must have the approval of the citizens they govern, and political authority should reflect the wishes of the people.

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