Individual Work 1
The evolution of the state
Period:
Ancient Period:
Ancient Egypt, Ancient Babylon,
Ancient India, Ancient China, Ancient
Greece, Ancient Rome
Middle Age:
Byzantine Empire, Medieval France,
Medieval Germany
Modern Era:
Great Britain, USA, Modern Germany,
French Republic
Description of period
 The emergence of states in the Ancient East
 Development of the legal system in Ancient
Egypt.
 Basic codifications of Ancient Babylon.
 Particularities of Law Development in
Ancient India
 Ancient Chinese Law.
 Military democracy in Sparta.
 Law in Ancient Greece.
 Solon's Laws.
 Court proceedings in Ancient Greece.
 Appearance of the state to the francs and their
state arrangement
 The reforms of Henry II.
 Carol the Great and his reforms. Christianity in
the Franks.
 Case law in francs.
 Treaty of Verdun and the bankruptcy of the
Empire of franch
 The French penal code from the medieval
period.
 The jurisprudence in the early Germanic
cnésates.
 Christianity in the Franks.
 Willows Laws.
 The sources of the law of Western European
states.
 The bourgeois social revolution and its
importance
 The colonial empire Great Britain.
 Modern bourgeois English law.
 English Parliament as Executive Body
  English law in the colonies of North America
 Formation of the French bourgeois state under
Napoleon's fear.
 The Great French Bourgeois Revolution.
 Dictatorship of the Napoleon family.
 French law in the French Republic I European
military campaigns and importance
Contemporary era  The bourgeois revolutions of the eighteenth
and nineteenth centuries and their importance
in the formation of the new qualitative law.
(sec XVII-XIX)
 Formation of Anglo-Saxon law.
 Essential changes in the sources of
contemporary law.
 Evolution of the system of contemporary law.
 The contemporary English penal code.
 The socialist revolution of 1917 and the
establishment of the dictatorship of the
proletariat.
 The fascist dictatorship