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    financial difficulty‚ peasants were often pushed to work more‚ leaving them virtually no time to themselves (Beecher‚ Jonathan‚ Larson‚ Gleason 2). However‚ during King Louis XVI’s reign‚ opportunities for the lower class to truly retaliate against the monarchy arose. One of these retaliations was the formation of the revolutionary National Assembly‚ a constituent assembly‚ and the oath that they took. The National Assembly was formed

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    culture‚ economy‚ missionary effort‚ and state capitol. Spain’s political system is parliamentary monarchy. Spain has many different political and economic issues that can impact the society. Most of these issues can be deal by the government. Sometimes other countries can be compare and contract its political and economic issues to other countries. Political System Spain’s government is parliamentary monarchy. The most important task of the constitution was to devolve power to the regions‚ which were

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    Bibliography: Parpworth;   Constitutional   and   Administrative Law‚   4th   edition‚ (2006) Oxford   Press Bradley   and   Ewing;   Constitutional   and   Administrative   Law‚   14th   edition‚   (2006)   Longman Barnett; Constitutional   and   Administrative   Law‚   6th   edition   (2006) Cavendish Alder;   Principles   of   constitutional   and   Administrative   Law‚   4th   edition (2002) Palgrave The   Independent ; The Big Question:

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    Locke’s Second treatise on Government The second treatise on government was written by John Locke and published anonymously. Some issues had risen during that time period of which this document was written. “And hence it is evident that absolute monarchy‚ which by some men is counted for the only government in the world‚ is indeed inconsistent with civil society‚ and can be not form of civil government at all” (The Second Treatise on Governemnt‚ Ch. 7‚ 90) Monarchism was still a big part of the world

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    -Enlightenment Ideas and Philosophes • Thomas Hobbes: Leviathan (1651) Human life is solitary‚ poor‚ nasty‚ brutish‚ and short. He thought that people were evil and needed strict control; therefore he favored an absolute monarchy‚ meaning the king/queen had total control. The argument for monarchy before the one presented by Hobbes was the Divine Right of Kings or “God made it this way.” Hobbes’ social contract was people give up all of their rights in return for protection and order. However‚ if the ruler

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    together into a single document like other commonwealth countries such as France – it is not written or codified. Britain’s constitution is made up of common laws‚ Parliament acts‚ and customs and traditions. But Britain does have some important constitutional documents from the Act of Parliament such as the Magna Carta (1215): “which aimed to protect citizens against arbitrary power and guaranteed the right to a fair trial and trial by jury” (Barnett & Diamantides‚ 2007‚ p.33)‚ and Bill of Rights (1689):

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    12.7.2006 2 WHAT IS THE FEDERAL CONSTITUTION? The Federal Constitution of Malaysia is the SUPREME LAW of the nation that distributes the power of governance in accordance with the practice of a Parliamentary Democracy and a Constitutional Monarchy It contains 181 Articles NHashim....UPM...12.7.2006 3 THE HISTORICAL BACKGROUND The basis of The Federal Constitution of Malaysia is the Constitution of the Federation of Malaya It was drafted by a Working Committee set up by

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    Codified constitution For • A new constitutional settlement is needed to disperse power more widely. • The rights of citizens are under threat and require greater protection. • The police have been given increasing powers as crime and the threat of terrorism have increased. • The state holds a huge amount of information about individuals. • Rights in the workplace need firmer guarantees as trade unions have become weaker. • Parliament has the potential to make and

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    Emperor has absolute dictatorship. Therefore‚ the sovereignty of Emperor and imperial institutions coexist in this constitution. As a public and fundamental law of state bestowed on all Japanese people by Emperor Meiji‚ it established Japan a constitutional monarchy with a parliament called Diet‚ assuring the Emperor infinite power with assistance of the imperial Diet. It also defined rights and duties of the subjects‚ and duties of the imperial Diet as well as the Council. Besides‚ potency of the judicature

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    In her letters‚ she adopted the opinions of Barnave—one of her political influences for the Constitutional Monarchy—for the sole purpose of swaying her husband to agree. Her letters spoke for the both of them‚ but she only used the pronoun ‘I’. She writes “we had both thought (the King and I) that a proclamation could not be helpful to enlighten all French

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