John Locke's ideal form of government can best be described as a
A) constitutional state based on the consent of the governed and respectful of each person's natural rights except for Catholics and atheists.
B) absolute monarchy guided by the principles of the Enlightenment.
C) constitutional state based on the consent of the governed and respectful of everyone's natural rights.
D) divine right monarchy.
E) constitutional state guided by the general will defined as the consensus of well-informed citizens.

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The Answer of John Locke's ideal form of government can best be described as a
A) constitutional state based on the consent of the governed and respectful of each person's natural rights except for Catholics and atheists.
B) absolute monarchy guided by the principles of the Enlightenment.
C) constitutional state based on the consent of the governed and respectful of everyone's natural rights.
D) divine right monarchy.
E) constitutional state guided by the general will defined as the consensus of well-informed citizens.

John Locke's Ideal Form of Government Can Best Be Described