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How did Monotheism influence on democracy?
- The duty of the individual and the community to combat oppression
- The worth of the individual
- Equality of people before God
What did Plato believed?
An ideal society is where the government should be controlled by a class of “Philosopher Kings”
what did Aristotle believe?
The government’s actions must adhere to the law
Describe John Locke
- From England
- Life, Liberty and the pursuit of property
- Bases of Declaration of Independence
- People have the right to rebel against an oppressive government
What is a republic?
citizens elected leaders to make government decisions
What is a constitutional Monarch?
- England’s system by the end of 1600s
- Monarchy and Parliament shared power
- Other countries start to copy this (e.g. France after Revolution and Napoleon)
Describe Magna carta.
- 1215 A. D.
- Nobles limited the power of the king (monarchy) in England
- Protects individual rights
Describe Thomas Hobbes
- From England
- Believed that people are selfish and wicked
- The government needs to control the people through a social contract
What is a Social Contract?
- Enlightenment ideas of government obligation to their people
- Agreement between the people and the government
- People will follow the laws and leadership of the government
The government will make laws and lead with fairness and justice
What did Montesquieu create?
French philosopher who created the separation of powers.
what did Rousseau believe?
The only good government was one that was freely formed by the people
Beliefs on Voltaire
-Tolerance
-Freedom of religions beliefs
-Freedom of speech
-reason
Describe Beccaria
-Torture should be outlawed
-People accused of a crime should have a speedy trial
-Laws existed to keep order
Describe Wollstonecraft?
-Believed in fighting for women’s rights
-Women should devote themselves to education
What is the declaration of Independence?
-Declared American colonists’ independent from Britain
-Written by Jefferson
-Formation of the U.S.A.