How Did Daniel Locke Justify The Right To Revolution

In natural rights theory, the right to revolution is explicitly given to the people. Locke’s second treatise states that the people created the government, so if the government fails them, “the people have a right to remove it by force.” Thomas Jefferson used this idea in the writing of the Declaration of Independence. If the people gave the government their power, the people can take it away.
However, after we gained our independence, natural rights philosophy did not justify any more revolutions in our country. Daniel Shays was the first to attempt another revolution. He and his group of followers began to protest the Articles of Confederation in ways similar to the protests of the colonists during the revolutionary war, but instead of being