John Locke is often called the “Father of __________” due to his influential political ideas.

Locke’s idea of the __________ emphasizes that government’s power is based on the consent of the people.

Locke argued that individuals are born with __________ rights that cannot be taken away.

According to Locke, when a government becomes __________, the people have the right to overthrow it.

Locke believed that property rights were fundamental to __________ economies.

The U.S. Constitution reflects Locke’s philosophy of __________ of powers.

Locke’s theories helped inspire the __________ Revolution.

The Declaration of __________ echoes Locke’s ideas about natural rights.