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Day 7

Documents! Rules Laws Rights Contract Treaty

Magna Carta 1215 Limits the King’s Power Right to Prosper (Succeed)

English Bill of Rights William & Marry will follow the Magna Carta Parliament has power: Write Laws & Tax People have Rights (speech, jury trial, etc) Outlawed Cruel & Unusual Punishment

Declaration of Independence Declares the Colonies independence from England People are equal Gov’t must protect our unalienable rights Life, liberty, & pursuit of happiness People are allowed to overthrow a tyrannical Gov’t

French Declaration of the Rights of Man Power from the People People have rights People are equal

Day 8 – French Revolution Revolution Review English people want rights & power in Gov’t Overthrow Gov’t (several times) Gov’t agrees to protect their rights American Colonists want rights & power in Gov’t Declare independence, go to war, win! Start NEW gov’t and Nation Gov’t protects their rights

3rd estate 2nd estate 1st estate

French Gov’t

We want rights, and to limit your power. No!

Tennis Court Oath We must pledge to work together against the King, Clergy, and Nobles. We will call our group “The General Assembly.”

The Great Fear

We want rights Ok.

Reign of Terror We’re in control now! 16,594 Girondins Jacobins Want - Get rid of the King - Don’t want to rule Want - Keep the King - Want to rule 16,594