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Where Did Liberalism Originate from?

-Liberalism is a product of British History


(Parliament Vs. Monarchs)

"Magna Carta De Liberatum" When was it created?

It was established in 1215, UK

What was the "Magna Carta De Liberatum"?

-It was a document and set of rules (clauses) that limited the English King's Power, and made him subject to the law.


- It was the first time a Monarch ever gave up power.

Who signed the "Magna Carta De Liberatum"?

It was signed by King John of England, imposed to him by barons.

Why was the "Magna Carta De Liberatum" created?

- It was created to to excessive taxation by the monarch, and poor decision making (Such as the Battle of Bouvines that resulted in a defeat).



- It was also made so that the King must consult parliament (barons) to impose taxation.


When was the English monarchy first overthrown by the parliament?

- In 1648, King Charles was beheaded by parliament for treason.

What happened after the English Monarchy was overthrown?

Oliver Cromwell, a former member of the parliament, became Lord Protector of England.

When was the English monarchy restored?

in 1661, as Charles II became King. Power was still split between monarchy and parliament though.

When did the GLORIOUS REVOLUTION occur?

In 1688, UK

What was THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION?

It was when the British Bill of Rights was Created

What did the English Bill of Rights Provide?

1. Freedom of Speech


2. Freedom to petition Monarchs


3. Power to the parliament


4. Representation of the people through parliament

Why does the English government have a Prime Minister?

-Because in 18th century, King George the Third went crazy. A prime minster was needed in order to have rational decisions.


-This became a standard.