Today, federal laws are enacted by Congress, enforced by the President, and interpreted by the Supreme Court. This is similar to which philosopher's ideals of government?

John Locke

Explanation:

John Locke was a English philosopher. He is considered to be one of the most influential thinkers of Enlightenment. He worked towards the Enlightenment and also made significant contributions to the formation as well as development of liberalism. Therefore, John Locke was known as  "Father of Liberalism".

His ideas about the government is similar to today's federal government and how it works. He claimed that government is based on the idea of the separation of powers. John Locke makes the case in separating the powers of the Legislative from the Executive.

Thus, the modern federal laws which are enacted by the Congress, and enforced by the President and that interpreted by the Supreme Court is quite similar to the ideas of John Locke.

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