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2 ABSOLUT GOVERNMENT You are bottled up.

3 LIMITED GOVERNMENT

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5 A Constitution LIMITS GOVERNMENT

6 AbsolutismConstitutionalism Government Power Laws Taxation Representative Bodies Sovereignty Absolute LIMITED

7 Judges decide by PRECEDENT Henry II

8 AbsolutismConstitutionalism Government Power Laws Taxation Representative Bodies Sovereignty Absolute LIMITED Arbitrary Common

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10 King John Signs the Magna Carta

11 Who is present? What is the general mood?

12 A CONTRACT Photo by One lucky guy

13 Between the people and their ruler Photo by One lucky guy

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15 Can I tax you?

16 NO!!!

17 Photo by JTSiemerJTSiemer

18 AbsolutismConstitutionalism Government Power Laws Taxation Representative Bodies Sovereignty Absolute LIMITED Arbitrary Common By Decree By Consent

19 Parliament Some rights reservedSome rights reserved by UK ParliamentUK Parliament

20 The Power of the Purse

21 Parliament (Bicameral) Lords Commons KING

22 AbsolutismConstitutionalism Government Power Laws Taxation Representative Bodies Sovereignty Absolute LIMITED Arbitrary Common By Decree By Consent NO YES

23 AbsolutismConstitutionalism Government Power Laws Taxation Representative Bodies Sovereignty Absolute LIMITED Arbitrary Common By Decree By Consent NO YES Monarch People

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