Andy SmithJ. Ward February 17, 2014History 102Revolutionary Thinkers Locke vs. SmithJohn Locke and Adam Smith were critically acclaimed for being revolutionary thinkers and their thoughts and reasons have very good reasons supported by ways of describing economics and government as inefficient or bad at their time in their life. time. Both John Locke and Adam Smith believed that government should actively support social and political change in the economy. The thoughts of Locke and Smith can also be called revolutionary in comparison, but in terms of the times they lived in and more history, there have been more mistakes to correct what happened and possible future outcomes for a clear revolutionary, even if I believe in the ideas of Adam Smith. were more revolutionary and his dominant ideas contributed to what we think is the way we do things in today's economy. Smith's influential work, The Wealth of Nations, was written based on his book's support for the country's economy. Smith's book was primarily written about the ineffectiveness of mercantilism....