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Explain how Athenian democracy, the Enlightenment, and Locke’s notion of the social contract served as origins of American democracy. What did the founders learn about participatory democracy from democracy in Athens, 500–300 BCE? How did the Protestant Reformation and the Enlightenment change how people viewed government legitimacy in a way that discredited of the divine right of kings? Finally, with whom does the social contract place the source of government legitimacy? Together, how did these eras as a whole ultimately affect the type of government chosen by the founders?

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