In your own words, what is freedom? •In your own words, what is liberty? •Does your definition of freedom agree with Locke's definition of freedom? Why or why not?•Does your definition of liberty agree with Locke's understanding of liberty? Why or why not?•John Locke argues that freedom and liberty are very different things. Do you agree or not? Why or why not?•Finally, how did these ideas of liberty and freedom connect to the creation of the Constitution?

-The term of freedom refers to the ability to act according to one's desires, being able to express the feelings, thoughts, wishes without fear.

Explanation:

-The term of freedom refers to the ability to act according to one's desires, being able to express the feelings, thoughts, wishes without fear.

-The term of liberty has to do with the fact of being able to act in a free way inside the society following its duties, without oppression from the state or the government.

-My definition of freedom differs from the one given by Locke, since he takes into account the concept of laws by nature and political society that is always conditioning freedom.

-In my opinion, my definition of the term liberty agrees with the one given by Locke, because it takes into account the fact that it is necessary to be aware about nature and society laws, Besides, Locke highlights the importance of the concept of liberty as being free from any superior power, he says the laws cannot be proposed by a man, that they already established by nature. And he defines freedom as the capacity to act according to the laws of nature.

-The ideas of freedom and liberty contributed to the creation of the constitution since the concepts include all kinds of civil liberties such as religion, cultural, educational, expression that are really important for all the sectors of society to live in freedom according to the natural laws.