Kaleb Richter's 1st Period John Locke Timeline

  • John's Birth

    John's Birth
    Johne Locke is born
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    John Locke

    John Locke
  • Graduating

    After studying Philosophy, medicine, Law, mathmatics and graduating with multiple degrees, Locke becomes a very imprtant professer in Oxford college
  • Rene Descartes

    Locke reads Rene Descartes' Discourse on the method and likes what he reads.
  • Anthony cooper

    Anthony Ashley Cooper and Locke become friends
  • Saves Lord Ashley

    Locke who is now Lord ashley's personal physician supervises a liver operation that saves Lord Ashley's Life.
  • Fundemental Constitution of Carolina

    Because of Lord Ashley's involvement in the new British colonies in America Locke is asked to write the Fundemental Constitution of Carolina
  • John Locke's First Draft

    John Locke writes his first draft of the essay concerning Human Understanding
  • Social Contract

    Locke begins to write and promote the idea of a Social Contract, he may not be the first with the idea but his social status will make the idea popular
  • Lockes Ideas

    Locke Ideas about revolution against a government are linked to plot to kill the king. Locke and Lord Ashley flee to Holland and then they both get arrested for Treason and some are killed.
  • Returning to England

    Englands Glorious Revolution; Locke is welcomed by the new King and returns to England.
  • Essay Published

    Essay Concerning Human Understanding by John Locke is published
  • Isaac Newton

    Locke meets Sir Isaac Newton and they become friends
  • Two Treaties

    Two Treaties
    Two Treatises of Civill government by John Locke is published
  • Locke appointed to British

    Locke is appointed to the British Board of Trade and was the most influential person
  • John's Death

    John's Death
    John Locke dies.
  • Thomas Jefferson borrows from John Locke

    Thomas Jefferson borrows from John Locke
    Thomas Jefferson borrows John Locke's ideas to write the declaration of independence.