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2 Aim: how did revolutions limit the Monarchy in England?
Do Now: Explain what does the word revolution mean?

3 Vocabulary Revolution Constitutional Monarchy Habeas Corpus

4 Limit absolute monarchs
Magna Carta Parliament Representative government with 2 branches Bill of rights Laid foundation for democracy Significance: Rulers were responsible to the people Influenced U.S. Constitution, Congress, & Bill of rights

5 Parliament 1) House of Lords 2)House of Commons King Edward King John
Charles I King John 2)House of Commons

6 Charles I Puritan General Oliver Cromwell

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8 Puritan General Oliver Cromwell
RELIGIOUSLY STRICT

9 Glorious Revolution

10 A revolution with no war/blood shed James II king was Catholic
No Catholic King! Parliament King James II (1685) Catholic Protestant How do you think the king will respond? Why would Parliament protest a Catholic King? What is a, “Glorious Revolution?” Glorious revolution A revolution with no war/blood shed James II king was Catholic Parliament protested James II dissolved Parliament

11 The Glorious Revolution
Joint rule Glorious revolution Parliament wanted William (king of Netherlands) & Mary (James daughter) to rule James fled to France Constitutional Monarchy: Laws limited Kings Rule

12 English Bill of Rights: Think about the bad things that kings did to Parliament. List 2 rights you think Parliament will ask for. English Bill of Rights King cannot remove Parliament laws King needs Parliament approval to raise taxes King can’t stop Parliament’s freedom of speech

13 Magna Carta and Parliament's Influence on America
English Bill of rights King Magna Carta England Ruler/Leader Rules thatLimit’s Kings power. 2 house gov. that creates laws & limit’s kings power Grants rights to peopel United States President Constitution Congress House of Representatives Senate

14 That kid looks suspicious.
Hey, you didn’t charge me with a crime and when do I get out? You’re going to jail! From the information in the slide, what do you think the term, “Habeas Corpus means?


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