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Amer. govt influence

Potrero Students -american govt. influences

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This document limited the power of a monarch The Magna Carta
The First written laws The Code of Hammurabi
The idea of democracy goes back to this civilization The Greeks
the rule of the people by the power of the vote democracy
Written in 1689, this directly influenced the US Bill of Rights The English Bill of Rights
The Code of Hammurabi goes back to this civilization The Babylonians (Mesopotamians)
Laws Christians and Muslims believe were given by God to Moses The Ten Commandments
A council in England that makes laws and approves the king/queen's decisions Parliament
This document claims that even a king is not above the law The Magna Carta
The king who signed the Magna Carta King John
The Romans came up with this council, that would make laws for the empire The Senate
An indirect democracy, such as the Romans had A republic
The year the Magna Carta was signed 1215 AD
The rights of those accused of a crime due process
The Magna Carta granted rights and privileges to these two classes the Nobles and the Clergy (Church)
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