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the Bible
the most important influence on English and American law/politics
john wycliffe
william Tyndale
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through the efforts of _____ ________ and _______ _______, the Bible was translated into English
common law
the form of law in England during the middle ages; a non-codified (unwritten) group of laws based on customs and heritage
alfred the great
created an edition of the English law code prefaced with the 10 Commandments
henry de bracton
“Father of the Common Law”; described it as the rule of law over the rule of man
edward coke
the “law of nature” (established by God) rules over any of man’s laws
william Blackstone
taught the Common Law is based on God’s revealed and natural law; most important legal commentator
commentaries on the laws of England
what did William Blackstone write?
henry II
established England’s first system of trial by jury; promoted the ideas of equality under the law and innocence until guilt is proven
limited representative
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england has a ______ __________ government
limited
representative
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england had a monarch with _____ powers and a Parliament for ___________ rights
witan
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the ______ (nobility and clergy) was replaced by the Great Council and The King’s Court to “check” the king’s power
1265
the Great Council evolved into Parliament through the work of Simon de Montfort
parliament
Simon de Montfort
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in 1265, the Great Council evolved into _________ through the work of ______ ___ ________
king edward I
created the current form of Parliament in 1295 (Model Parliament)
1295
king edward created the current form of Parliament in _____ (Model Parliament)
house of Lords
house of Commons
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parliament has an upper house (_____ __ ______) and a lower house (______ ___ _________)
magna Carta
English bill of rights
two of the greatest achievements of England’s Government
magna Carta
the nobles forced King John to sign this, placing him “under the law”
1215
when was the magna carta signed?
english bill of rights
created for the English in 1689; main purpose was to limit the monarch’s power
1689
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the English bill of rights was created for the English in _____; main purpose was to limit the monarch’s power