According to Locke, what may happen when legislators

destroy someone's property?

Answer

the answer is B

People may stop doing what the government says.

Explanation:

The State's main mission is to protect those rights, as well as the individual freedoms of citizens. He also argues that the government must be constituted by a king and a parliament. The parliament is where popular sovereignty is expressed and where the laws that both the king and the people must fulfill are made. Anticipating Montesquieu, whom Locke influenced, he describes the separation of the legislative and executive powers. The authority of the State is based on the principles of popular sovereignty and legality. Power is not absolute but must respect human rights.