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What is a violation of allegince twords ones country called?
Well you see i have absilutley no idea!
Does one country have the right to control another country without the consent of the governed?
No. That idea went out of the window in the aftermath of the fall of the Berlin wall.
Protection of an inventor's idea?
It's called a "patent" :)
What are some rationale for segrigation?
Irrational hate, fear, the idea of being superior to the other race, learned ideas passed down from generation to generation, desire never to be near some one who is "dirty" and the idea that they don't want anyone else to be in their "group"....outsiders not welcome.
Why was John Lock's belief that government exist to serve the people considered a radical idea?
The idea at the time was that rulers were put in place in order to better the country or by the divine selection of God. This led to the thought that if the leader was trying to better our country or if God has put him there, i need to do my part to help him, so people existed to support the government. Locke challenged this idea, thus making his belief a radical idea.
