English Political Philosopher John Locke Disputed the Absolute Authority of the Monarch

English political philosopher John Locke disputed the absolute authority of the monarch and claimed that if he

A) was elected by the people, he could rule forever.
B) fed the people, the people should be loyal.
C) abused his or her power, the people had the right and the duty to rebel.
D) ruled absolutely without controls, harmony would ensue.
E) ruled with morality, society would be moral as well.