This document summarizes key events in the origins of democracy:
- The Magna Carta in 1215 limited the power of King John and protected people's rights.
- When King James II took the throne in 1685 after King Charles II, many opposed him due to his beliefs.
- King James II overruled Parliament in 1686 when they did not allow him to repeal acts requiring public officials take communion.
- King James II suspended penal laws on religion in 1687 to instill fear in subjects.
- The Glorious Revolution of 1688-1689 established a constitutional monarchy when William was elected king with almost no violence.
This document summarizes key events in the origins of democracy:
- The Magna Carta in 1215 limited the power of King John and protected people's rights.
- When King James II took the throne in 1685 after King Charles II, many opposed him due to his beliefs.
- King James II overruled Parliament in 1686 when they did not allow him to repeal acts requiring public officials take communion.
- King James II suspended penal laws on religion in 1687 to instill fear in subjects.
- The Glorious Revolution of 1688-1689 established a constitutional monarchy when William was elected king with almost no violence.
This document summarizes key events in the origins of democracy:
- The Magna Carta in 1215 limited the power of King John and protected people's rights.
- When King James II took the throne in 1685 after King Charles II, many opposed him due to his beliefs.
- King James II overruled Parliament in 1686 when they did not allow him to repeal acts requiring public officials take communion.
- King James II suspended penal laws on religion in 1687 to instill fear in subjects.
- The Glorious Revolution of 1688-1689 established a constitutional monarchy when William was elected king with almost no violence.
BY KING JOHN IT PUT LIMITATIONS ON THE KING TO PROTECT THE PEOPLE
SUCCESSION OF JAMES II- 1685
WHEN KING CHARLES II DIED KING JAMES II TOOK HIS PLACE MANY DID NOT WANT JAMES AS KING DUE TO HIS BELIEFS
REPEAL OF THE TEST ACTS- 1686
WHEN PARLIAMENT DID NOT ALLOW KING JAMES II TO REPEAL THE TEST ACTS HE PROROGUED THEM IN ORDER TO GET HIS WAY THE TEST ACTS WHERE THE ACTS THAT SAID YOU HAD TO TAKE THE EUCHARIST OR YOU WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO HOLD PUBLIC OFFICE.
DECLARATION OF INDULGENCE- 1687
SUSPENDED ALL THE RELIGIOUS PENAL LAW
PUT IN PLACE BY KING JAMES II TO SPIKE FEAR INTO HIS SUBJECTS
THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION- 1688-1689
THE GLORIOUS REVOLUTION HAPPENED WHEN WILLIAM WAS ELECTED KING AND THE SYSTEM CHANGES TO A CONSTITUTIONAL MONARCHY IT IS REFERRED TO AS GLORIOUS BECAUSE THERE WAS ALMOST NO BLOODSHED
THE BILL OF RIGHTS-1689
WHEN A NEW PARLIAMENT KNOWN AS THE
CONVENTION PARLIAMENT FIRST MET THEY CREATED THIS BILL OF RIGHTS TO COVER PROTECTION FOR CERTAIN ANCIENT RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES
THE US BILL OF RIGHTS
THE US BILL OF RIGHTS IS THE DOCUMENT THAT LIMITS FEDERAL POWER AND GUARANTEES CITIZENS THE RIGHTS LISTED IN THE DOCUMENTS IT COVERS THE 10 AMENDMENTS UNLIKE THE ENGLISH VERSION THAT COVERS THEIR ANCIENT RIGHTS AND LIBERTIES