PPT-People, Power and Parliament

People Power and Parliament an introduction to your Parliament UK Parliament Outreach and Engagement Service YourUKParl UK Parliament Outreach and Engagement Service Free service Impartial Helping you get involved and play your part in the UK Parliament. Section 1 of Ch. 9. Transformations in European Culture. Vocabulary. English Bill of Rights. Glorious Revolution. Absolutism. Absolute Monarchy. Oliver Cromwell. English Civil War. Growing Wealth and Royal Power. Should your parents be able to make decisions for you why or why not?. Prologue section 3. Democracy Develops In England. Reforms in Medieval England. 1066 William Duke of Normandy becomes King. End of feudalism. Parliament Triumphs in England. Knights Charge. What is a Revolution?. Name one Revolution…. Does a revolution always include physical violence?. Are there revolutions that happen in todays modern world?. Origins of U.S. Government. Section 1-Early Influences-Objectives. Pages 21-24. What political ideals did English colonists bring with them to North America?. What major documents limited the power of English monarchs?. 16 CRIMINAL LAW POWER: LIMITS OF FEDRAL POWER. Shigenori Matsui. INTRODUCTION. s. 91(27) gave the parliament the power over. “criminal law, except the constitution of courts of criminal jurisdiction, but including the procedure in criminal matters’. Charles the 1. st. and his Squabble with Parliament. . Poor . o. l. ’ James…. 1625 James dies of stomach problems. Left the nation divided with many powerful and dissatisfied people . Enter his strapping son….. Presentation of the Bagong Alyansang Makabayan. S. ayaw sa . B. ubog…. Why charter change now?. Current moves for cha-cha should be understood within the context of the current political crisis besieging Mrs. Arroyo as well as pressures brought about by the crisis of the world capitalist system. 3 Key English Documents of American Political Thought. Foundations of American Government. John Locke. Wrote the famous work- . Second Treatise on Government. Every man is created . GOOD. Entitled to “Natural Rights” (life, liberty, and property). Built up state bureaucracies & equipped powerful armies. Essential Question- How much power should government have?. Review- Europe. After the fall of the Roman Empire, the Western half of the empire fell into darkness .  The Dark Ages. What happened to the Eastern half of the empire?. Where Big Ben is the only thing marking forward progress. Summary of Britain’s Significance. First country with a limited monarchy. Early 20. th. century, undoubtedly the world’s greatest superpower. World History A – Chapter 16 Mrs. Krabill Age of Absolutism Section One : Spanish Power Grows Focus Question: How did Philip II extend Spain’s power and help establish a golden age? Charles V (aka: I) Essential Question- How much power should government have?. Review- Europe. After the fall of the Roman Empire, the Western half of the empire fell into darkness .  The Dark Ages. What happened to the Eastern half of the empire?. TWO EARLY MODERN PARADIGMS. TRANSITIONS. ABSOLUTE MONARCHY. . COMMONWEALTH (1649-1660). RESTORATION OF MONARCHY (1660). THE ROAD TO CIVIL WAR: a grappling for power. 1629: CHARLES I dismisses Parliament.