Question

how did john locke interpret the glorious revolution? * 1 point as a philosophical demonstration of peoples right to replace tyrannical government as a minor political adjustment as a complete failure as a perfect implementation of natural rights

Explanation:

John Locke believed in the social - contract theory and the people's right to revolution against tyrannical rule. The Glorious Revolution, which overthrew a king seen as overstepping his bounds, aligned with his ideas of the right of the people to replace a government that violated their rights.

Answer:

As a philosophical demonstration of people's right to replace tyrannical government