John Locke, He challenged the idea of divine right, people receive rights at birth, He believed natural rights include life, liberty, and property, Baron de Montesquieu, He favored separation of powers, or division of the power of government into separate branches, He believed that the powers of government should be clearly defined and limited, He suggested that government should be divided into the legislative, executive, and judicial branches, Magna Carta, Rights first limited to nobles, Formed the council that is called Parliament, Limited the power of the monarch (king), Great Awakening, increased religious fervor, greater tolerance of religious differences, increased variety of churches

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