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State of Nature what life would be like with no government - this is ‘human nature’
Social Contract an agreement between citizans and government where the people give up some freedom for protection from the government
Natural Rights idea from John locke that all human beings share a right to life, liberty, and freedom
Thomas Hobbes English Philosopher from early 1600s - belived all humas are naturally chaotic so they need a strong government to maintain them
John Locke English Philosopher belived peole are naturally resonable and should have rights - government exacts to p[rotect those rights
Magna Carta lists of rights for english nobles that limit the kings power, written in 1215; establised limited government in england
Rule of Law everyone including the king has to follow the law established by the magna carta
Parliment Law making group of representitives that help govern england ; simular to US legistaltive branch
English Bill of Rights written in 1698, limited more power from the king, protected rights from the parliment and the people
Mayflower Compact agreement written
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