Unlike Hobbes, who believed that the people surrendered all their sovereignty to the monarch, John Locke believed that the people retained sovereignty and under some circumstances had the right to depose the monarch.

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John Locke's political philosophy emphasized the idea of a social contract where people retained certain rights and could overthrow a government that failed to protect their natural rights, contrasting with Hobbes' view of absolute monarchy.

Unlike Hobbes, Who Believed That the People Surrendered All Their