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Locke differed from Hobbes in his view of human nature because Locke believed that people _______.
 
  A. are governed by certain natural laws that made them free, rational, and social creatures
  B. will naturally follow a strong and inspiring leader
  C. are in a state of nature best defined as war of all against all
  D. are capable of perfecting their inner selves
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