Which statements describe the structure of Locke's argument? Select all that apply.

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He uses sequential organization to challenge ideas with which he disagrees.

He begins by rejecting the logic of his predecessor's arguments.

He gives credit to his predecessors in the first few paragraphs.

He introduces his conclusions, then continues to explain his premises.

The correct answer option 3.

Explanation:

The Father of liberalism is known as John Locke. He is also an influential philosopher. On finding liberalism, he based it on the principles of the social contract, where he argued that every man naturally has a right to life, liberty, and property which should not be curtailed by the government. Locke puts the people first. It is on this premise, option c describes the structure of his argument.