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Which statement would be the best way to describe the philosophy of John Locke? 1---There is no need for government since natural law will ensure that humanity continues to progress.

2---Governments should have separation of powers to ensure their citizens retain the greatest possible liberty.

3---Monarchies, because of their divine blessings, ensure that civilization progresses to its maximum potential.

4---Because they should be accountable to the people, governments must protect the natural rights of its citizens or else be overthrown.

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