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Historical figure1632–1704
John Locke on the 12 Axes test
This is where John Locke sits on the twelve axes of the 12 Axes test, judged by what they argued for and what they did. It is an editorial estimate.
English philosopher and physician (1632-1704)
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Twelve-axis profile
Government
FederalUnitary
55%45%
Structure · Balanced
DemocraticAutocratic
75%25%
Representation · Democratic
SecurityFreedom
20%80%
Power · Libertarian
Diplomacy
InternationalistNationalist
50%50%
Intervention · Balanced
MilitaristPacifist
35%65%
Military · Restrained
AssimilationistMulticulturalist
50%50%
Immigration · Balanced
Economy
CollectivizePrivatize
15%85%
Economy · Capitalist
PlannedLaissez-faire
15%85%
Control · Free market
ProtectionistGlobalist
35%65%
Trade · Free trader
Society
IrreligiousReligious
40%60%
Religion · Balanced
ProgressiveTraditional
60%40%
Culture · Moderate
AccelerationBioconservative
65%35%
Technology · Tech optimist
Nearest countries
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