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1 DEMOCRACY TIMELINE Classical Age Enlightenment Middle Ages
Age of Revolution ’s 2000BC 550 AD 1500 AD

2 DEMOCRACY TIME LINE Classical Age Enlightenment Middle Ages
Age of Revolution ’s 550 AD 2000BC 1500 AD GREEKS

3 DEMOCRACY TIME LINE Classical Age Enlightenment Middle Ages
Age of Revolution 2000BC 550 AD ’s 1500 AD GREEKS ROMANS

4 DEMOCRACY TIME LINE Classical Age Enlightenment Middle Ages
Age of Revolution 2000BC 550 AD ’s 1500 AD GREEKS ROMANS JUDAISM

5 DEMOCRACY TIME LINE Classical Age Enlightenment Middle Ages
Age of Revolution 2000BC 550 AD ’s 1500 AD GREEKS ROMANS JUDAISM CHRISTIANITY

6 DEMOCRACY TIME LINE Classical Age Enlightenment Middle Ages
Age of Revolution 2000BC 550 AD ’s 1500 AD GREEKS ROMANS JUDAISM CHRISTIANITY ENGLISH DEMOCRATIC DEVELOPMENTS

7 DEMOCRACY TIME LINE Classical Age Enlightenment Middle Ages
Age of Revolution 2000BC 550 AD ’s 1500 AD Direct democracy, created a jury where people make decisions at trials, no king GREEKS Republic allowed citizens to elect representatives to support their interests (representative democracy), no king or leader should have too much power ROMANS promoted justice and equality before the law for everyone JUDAISM Magna Carta and English Bill of Rights Limited power of king Parliament had power of purse Salvation is for everyone, poor & women have a place CHRISTIANITY ENGLAND

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