English Civil War

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English Civil War Cavaliers vs
Roundheads Execution of Charles I Oliver
Cromwell and the Commonwealth Military
Dictatorship Ireland Levellers Protestant
Rule No Fun Gov Changes Restoration Charles
II James II Glorious Revolution William and
Mary English Bill of Rights
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English System Stuarts
Government Ministers
King Hereditary
Calls and sends home Appoints new members
House of Lords Hereditary Matters of Court
House of Commons Suggestions to H of L
Veto
Electorate Male, propertied, Anglicans
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English System Commonwealth
Government Ministers
Lord Protector (Cromwell) Court
House of Commons
Do this or be arrested and tried
Electorate Male, propertied, Anglicans
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English System Restoration and William and Mary
Government Ministers
King Hereditary
Appoints new members
House of Lords Court
House of Commons Money,Military
Call and dismiss themselves
Electorate Male, propertied, Anglicans
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England in the 1700s Wars and
Oppression Successful Wars against France and
Spain Ireland Scotland Unification 1707 The
46ers and Bonnie Prince Charlie Constitutional
Developments Political Parties Tories and
Whigs Cabinet Prime Minister Continued
Political Problems Suffrage Rotten Borroughs
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George III Be a King Attempts to Strengthen
Monarch Fail American Rev
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English System Georgian
King Hereditary
Government Ministers
Cabinet Headed by Prime Minister
Appoints
House of Commons All Matters
House of Lords Court
Call and dismiss themselves
Electorate Male, propertied, Anglicans Vote in
boroughs reps not pop. Proportional
Vote for Political Party
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English System Today
Queen Hereditary ceremonial
Government Ministers
Prime Minister Head of Majority Party
Appoints
Cabinet
Cabinet rarely from H of Lords
House of Commons All Matters
House of Lords Can edit legislation but not
draft new Court
Meets all time
Electorate Universal distributed by
Population Vote
for Political Party
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United State Constitution
President Enforce laws Commands army
Nominates/doesnt have to enforce
Veto
approve
Impeach
Leg. Make and pass laws Two Houses Senate 2
votes/state Repres. Proportional to
Pop.
Court Rules on Constitutionality of laws
approve
Appoint
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Governor
Voters
Cabinet Com. Of Ed
School Board
Cabinet Student Services Tech and
Media Facilities Curriculum Development Treasurer
etc.
Superintendent
Administration Principal Head of HS
Cabinet Student Serv Spec Ed
Guidance Planning Room Athletics Custodia
l Food Service
Steering Com.
MEA
Student Leadership
Teachers
Parents
Students
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Governor
Voters
Cabinet Com. Of Ed
School Board
Cabinet Student Services Tech and
Media Facilities Curriculum Development Treasurer
etc.
Superintendent
Administration Principal Head of HS
Cabinet Student Serv Spec Ed
Guidance Planning Room Athletics Custodia
l Food Service
Steering Com.
MEA
Student Leadership
Teachers
Parents
Students
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Parents
Parents/Voters
Teacher
Students
Students
State
School Board
Superintendent
Principal
Teachers
Students
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French Gov. of 1791
King
Hereditary
Ministers of Gov.
Appointed Cabinet Had to have approval of all
ministers on all actions
Appoints
Cabinet
Suspendsive Veto
Provincial Courts
Leg.
Make laws Remove ministers Declare war Determined
own meeting
Ruled on trials
83 Provincial Electors 50,000/27 mil
Suffrage Active Citizens male and can afford to
pay taxes, 2/3 Pop
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French Gov. of 1792
Ministers of Gov.
Leg.
All Business of Country
Provincial Courts
Ruled on trials
83 Provincial Electors
Suffrage all male citizens!
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Proposed Mountain Party Constitution of 1783
Ministers of Gov.
Leg.
All Business of Country
Provincial Courts
Ruled on trials
Ends Provincial elections. Reps chosen based on
population. Great for Paris!
Suffrage all male citizens!
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French Gov. of 1792
Ministers of Gov.
Leg.
Make laws Remove ministers Declare war Determined
own meeting
Provincial Courts
Ruled on trials
83 Provincial Electors
Suffrage all male citizens!
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Directory of 1795
Directory
Ministers of Gov.
Appoints
Leg.
Leg.
Provincial
Population
Suffrage Active Citizens male and can afford to
pay taxes,