John locke believed that natural rights

a. should be given only to the majority.
b. should be limited for all people.
c. do not come from the government.
d. do not pertain to economic issues.

The correct answer is C) Do not come from the government.

John Locke believed that natural rights were liberties that all people should have automatically within a society. Locke felt that these rights could not be touched by government.

Locke's ideas were very influential, as they were a main part of the Declaration of Independence. In this document, it states that all men are entitled to "life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness." This ability for people to pursue happiness and make their own decisions was directly inspired by Locke's idea of natural rights.

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