Which government philosopher felt the people had a right to remove government officials should they not be supporting the rights of the people? question 1 options: john jacques rousseau john locke thomas paine charles montesquieu

In the state, Locke distinguishes three main branches of government: legislative, executive and federal. The legislature, whose function is to develop and approve laws, is the supreme authority in society. It is established by the people and is exercised through the highest elective body. The executive branch monitors the strict and continuity enforcement of the laws, "which are established and remain in force". The federal authority "includes the management of external security and the interests of society." The power is lawful to the extent that it is supported by the people, its actions are limited to the common good.

answer; ///i believe that the correct answer is (baldassare castiglione.

the birthmark on georgiana's face alludes to the doctrine of "original sin," being tainted with evil from birth