The right answers are natural rights and individualistic society. Locke's ideas of humanism, the underlying philosophy of the Reinassance, were based on the natural rights people had by being owners of themselves, some of these natural rights are the right of ownership and the right to travel, he considered rationality what made one owner of himself, and so promoted an individualistic society.
The following changes occurred during the Renaissance:
The following concepts best relate to the ideas of John Locke & which apply to the choices given to us :
There are 7 central concepts  in John Locke's political Philosophy:::
