List the principles of the Magna Carta, the English Bill of Rights, the U.S. Bill of Rights, and the Declaration of Independence
Magna Carta pgs. 19-20 English Bill of Rights pg. 183 The American Declaration of Independence pg. 207-208 U.S. Bill of Rights pg. 211
Magna Carta pgs. 19-20 Monarch had to govern according to the law. The monarch had to ask for popular consent before could be taxed. Restricted power of the monarchy The monarch was not above the law English Bill of Rights pg. 183 The American Declaration of Independence pg. 207-208 U.S. Bill of Rights pg. 211
Magna Carta pgs. 19-20 Monarch had to govern according to the law. The monarch had to ask for popular consent before could be taxed. Restricted power of the monarchy The monarch was not above the law English Bill of Rights pg. 183 The American Declaration of Independence pg. 207-208 U.S. Bill of Rights pg. 211
Magna Carta pgs. 19-20 Monarch had to govern according to the law. The monarch had to ask for popular consent before could be taxed. Restricted power of the monarchy The monarch was not above the law English Bill of Rights pg. 183 No suspending Parliament’s laws No levying taxes without grant from Parliament. No interfering with freedom of speech Restricted power of the monarchy more than the Magna Carta Right to representation in Parliament Setup a constitutional monarchy and stated the rights of the citizens. The American Declaration of Independence pg. 207-208 U.S. Bill of Rights pg. 211
Magna Carta pgs. 19-20 Monarch had to govern according to the law. The monarch had to ask for popular consent before could be taxed. Restricted power of the monarchy The monarch was not above the law English Bill of Rights pg. 183 No suspending Parliament’s laws No levying taxes without grant from Parliament. No interfering with freedom of speech Restricted power of the monarchy more than the Magna Carta Right to representation in Parliament Setup a constitutional monarchy and stated the rights of the citizens. The American Declaration of Independence pg. 207-208 U.S. Bill of Rights pg. 211
Magna Carta pgs. 19-20 Monarch had to govern according to the law. The monarch had to ask for popular consent before could be taxed. Restricted power of the monarchy The monarch was not above the law English Bill of Rights pg. 183 No suspending Parliament’s laws No levying taxes without grant from Parliament. No interfering with freedom of speech Restricted power of the monarchy more than the Magna Carta Right to representation in Parliament Setup a constitutional monarchy and stated the rights of the citizens. The American Declaration of Independence pg. 207-208 Men are born with rights Men have the right to live, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness No taxation without representation Government power comes from the people. U.S. Bill of Rights pg. 211 Amendments to the Constitution to protect the rights of individual citizens. Freedom of Speech Freedom of the Press Freedom of assembly Freedom of religion