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Magna Carta
- Everyone is subjected to the law.
- "Free men" had the right of justice and a fair trial.
- Peace treaty between the king and the rebel barons.
King John of England References
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Habeas Corpus Act
- Every person was free to receive a free trial
- No one can be imprisoned unlawfully.
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Bill of Rights
- James II attempted to resist invasion
- Drawn by the Convention Parliament.
- Previously known as The Declaration of Right.
- Some of this laws are included nowadays in the human rights.
Prince William III
Princess Mary II -
US declaration of Independence
- The 13th US colonies were seeking their independence from Great Britain.
- Americans looked for France´s assistance to fight against Great Britain.
- This document summarized the colonists' motivations for seeking independence.
Thomas Jefferson
Benjamin Franklin -
Declaration of Rights of Men and Citizens
- Created by the National Assembly of France.
- Gave some men and citizens rights that protected them.
- Equality, natural rights, social contract, freedom.
General Marques de La Fayette
Honoré Mirabeau -
Slavery Abolition in the US
-The union defeated the confederates in the Civil War.
-Slaves were now free, could work, and an have education.
-Emancipation Proclamation
-Concepts that are seen today in the human rights
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Abraham Lincoln
Jefferson Davis -
Holocaust
- Organized by German nazis
- 11 million people were killed from this 6 million were Jews.
- Genocide
- Concentration camps
Adolf Hitler -
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
- Proclaimed by the UN in Paris.
- States basic rights and fundamental freedoms for people.
- Every single person has this rights.
- 30 rights in this Declaration.
Eleanor Roosevelt