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    literature doesn’t mean that the middles ages are of such lesser significance and should be referred to the dark ages. The Magna Carta was a big part of the Middle Age and is one of the most important documents‚ it influenced American government. During the Middle Ages trade routes were also opened and Japan was being greatly influenced by China and Korea at this time. The Magna Carta is an English legal document written in 1215 CE which had a huge influence on the developing legal

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    churches‚ and ordered the prompt return of confiscated property back to the Christians. This edict also made the Empire officially neutral with regard to religious worship; it neither made paganism illegal nor made Christianity the state religion. Magna Carta In 1215‚ King John‚

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    in our history. Pilgrims wrote and used it. It was brought here with them. The English Bill of Rights was also as important. It made sure that people didn’t have too much power to abuse. It kept things from getting out of control with power. The Magna Carta is another very important document. It was brought to America years ago. It is now in our government still being used today. The Mayflower Compact was signed by 41 English colonists on November 11‚ 1620. The compact was drafted to prevent dispute

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    government based its formation on the Magna Carta‚ Petition of Rights‚ English Bill of Rights‚ and Locke’s theories on political philosophy. The American Founding Fathers were well educated and therefore well versed in the writings of the philosophies defines and explained in the Magna Carta and by Locke’s theories on the formation and shaping of a new state. Ironically‚ the English texts of the 13th and the 17th centuries‚ more specifically the Magna Carta and the Locke’s political philosophical

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    since it has begun. These contributions range from the Magna Carta all the way to the Civil War. In addition‚ these contributions changes law enforcement for the benefits of the people they protect. Law enforcement is any system by which some members of society act in an organized manner to enforce the law by discovering‚ rehabilitation or punishing people who violate the laws governing a specific area. To begin with‚ the creation of the Magna Carta‚ The twelve tablets‚ and Hammurabi’s code influenced

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    two days later‚ they adopted the Declaration of Independence. These two events would began the American Revolution. The Magna Carta had the most evidence of traditional democratic ideas. It shows roots of liberty‚ freedom‚ equality‚ etc. The Declaration of the Rights of Man does show some traces of it but not nearly as much as the Magna Carta does. The Magna Carta definitely influenced the Constitution of the United States. The Declaration of Rights of Man gave the impression that the

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    law | Magna Carta | parliament | Hugh Capet | Philip II | Estates-General ◦ William the Conqueror was the duke of Normandy who conquered England with a Norman army‚ took the throne and brought feudalism to England. ◦ Henry II was the ruler of England from 1154 to 1189 who introduced the jury to the English court‚ added Aquitaine to the lands in Normandy once marrying Eleanor of Aquitaine. ◦ Common law was a unified body of law formed from ruling of England’s royal judges. ◦ Magna Carta (“Great

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    United States Constitution was the Magna Carta (1215)‚ the Mayflower Compact (1620)‚ the Declaration of Independence (1776)‚ the Articles of Confederation (1777)‚ and the Federalist Papers (1787-1788). Going in order‚ I will begin with the Magna Carta (1215). According to the NEH‚ “the Magna Carta served to lay the foundation for the evolution of parliamentary government and subsequent declarations of rights in Great Britain and the United States.” The Magna Carta defends the “dew process” of the

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    Self-governing structures were common and yet varied in procedure and nature among the 13 colonies. The impact of political precedent of the evolution of self governing structures in the colonies included documents such as the Magna Carta and so forth. The Magna Carta was one of the key factors that led to the development of colonial foundations. In the document‚

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    Throughout history there has been many great pieces of law that have influenced the Canadian Laws we have today‚ but in my opinion I believe the most influential ones are Roman Law‚ the Magna Carta and Common Law.     Roman law is made up of two simple yet complex principles: The law must be recorded and justice could not be left in the hands of judges alone to interpret‚ Roman Law also included the 12 tables. If you look at the Canadian law system you realize that these two principles are incorporated

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