How we're locked ideas about government different to Rousseau?

Locke believed in a limited government with powers granted by the people to protect their natural rights, while Rousseau believed in a more direct form of democracy where the general will of the people guided government actions. Locke's ideas influenced the principles of the U.S. Constitution, emphasizing individual rights and consent of the governed, while Rousseau's ideas inspired later revolutions and the concept of popular sovereignty.