Florida Civics EOC Practice Test

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What are considered natural rights according to John Locke?

Life, equality, and the pursuit of happiness
Life, liberty, and property
Freedom of speech, religion, and expression
Justice, peace, and prosperity

The correct answer is: Life, liberty, and property

Natural rights, according to John Locke, are the rights that all individuals are inherently born with. These rights cannot be taken away by any government or authority. Option B, which includes life, liberty, and property, perfectly encapsulates the idea of natural rights according to John Locke. Option A is incorrect because while life and equality can be seen as natural rights, the pursuit of happiness is not explicitly mentioned by Locke. Option C is incorrect because freedom of speech, religion, and expression are considered human rights, not natural rights. Option D is incorrect because justice, peace, and prosperity are societal concepts rather than individual rights.