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Take out Homework # 5 and keep it on your desk. Place your journal flat in the box below the projector.

Go Around- We will go one by one sharing part of an answer to the homework, an entire answer, a prediction, or a question. Our goal is to arrive at one common answer after hearing and discussing each others responses.

1. King 2. Nobility 3. Colonist If this picture represented “power” who would you say had the most?

But wait… Here comes the Magna Carta Under the feudal system, it became a custom or tradition for the royalty to share some of its powers with the nobility. As a result, the nobles became used to having certain rights and powers. An agreement, signed by King John in 1215, became known as the Magna Carta or Great Charter. It said that the nobles rights are protected The Magna Carta was a major step in the growth constitutional government. This document help establish the idea that government should be based on a contract which includes all the people. A government by contract also includes the idea that if either side breaks the contract it is no longer valid

Also… The Magna Carta also includes the idea of the rule of law. This means that both the government and the governed must obey the law. The law limits the powers of the government. The rule of law also meant that if the king broke the laws, the nobles had the right to overthrow him. They could place a new king on the throne. This idea became part of the natural rights philosophy. It is also included in our Declaration of Independence.

1. King 2. Nobility 3. Colonist If this picture represented “power” and rights, who has the most power? According to the picture what has changed since the passing of the Magna Carta?

Followed by the English Bill of Rights In 1689, Parliament passed an important law, the English Bill of Rights. This law gave certain rights to Englishmen and further limited the powers of the monarch. The Bill of Rights gave Parliament the balance of power in the English government. What did the Bill of Rights guarantee? It said that elections to Parliament must be free and that the people have the right to keep and carry weapons. It said that kings and queens were not allowed to  collect taxes without the consent of Parliament. By the end of the 17 th century, the British government became increasingly limited in what it could do. During this same period, the government was establishing colonies in North America. The colonists brought with them the English system of constitutional government.

“The colonists brought with them the English system of constitutional government.” What does that mean? Draw 1. King 2. Nobility and 3. Colonist to show the amount of “power” and rights between the three following the creation of the English Bill of Rights. Be prepared to explain.