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15 Cards in this Set
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People protect themselves by giving all of their rights to one leader (absolute monarchy)
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Thomas Hobbes
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INDIVIDUALS AND GOVERNMENT MAKe a deal stating that their rights are life, liberty, and property. If the gov. does not approve people can overthrow the government. (anarchy)
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John Locke
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Breaks up government into 3 branches- judicial legislative executive (checks and balances)
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Baron de montesquien
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Freedom of religion and thought
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Voltaire
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MAN IS GOOD ANd things corrupt man- Allow people to elect government (popular soverignty)
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Jean-Jaques Rousseau
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Rights for women
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Mary Wollstonecraft
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Protects arrested people so they can demand to see a judge
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Habeas Corpus Act
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Parliament chose the ruler of the country (parliament elected by the people and they make laws) The people get the king and queen rights
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English Bill of Rights
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Gave dissenters (protestants agains anglican) religious freesom- not for jews and roman catholics
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toleration act
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did not allow catholics on english throne, made a chain to pass throne to
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Act of settlement
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Made england and scotland one kingsom- great britian
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Act of union
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The king and queen only consult parliament. Government monarch remains hed of state
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Limited consitutional monarchy
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In what ways might these acts constitue and enlightened change in government
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It gave the people the kings and queens power
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