'Inalienable rights' presentation slideshows

ABORTION

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The Declaration of Independence: Origins

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The Constitution

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Law as an expression of freedom , equality and justice in the struggle for human right

Law as an expression of freedom , equality and justice in the struggle for human right. J. Kriklivets A . Gusak. Human rights are inalienable rights of every person. Struggle for human rights began long ago. Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. Human rights.

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Chapter 6 DBQ

Chapter 6 DBQ. Declaration of Independence. Preamble. IN CONGRESS, July 4, 1776. The unanimous Declaration of the thirteen united States of America,

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Citizenship beyond Marshall

Citizenship beyond Marshall. Dr Maurice Mullard 10 October 2008. Changing Contexts and landscapes of Expectations. Marshall Model post 1945 the aftermath of War Model of Evolution Model of struggles Civil Rights civil liberties Political rights the franchise Social rights new dimension.

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Acts, Laws, and Duties

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Warm Up: 10/2/13

Warm Up: 10/2/13. Who was responsible for imposing all of the new tax laws on the colonists? What is the first shot of the American Revolution known as?. DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE. July 4, 1776 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The Declaration of Independence.

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RIGHTS

RIGHTS. DEFINITIONS DISTINCTIONS DERIVATION. MISUNDERSTANDINGS ABOUT RIGHTS. THE ASSERTION OF A RIGHT = THE EXISTENCE OF A RIGHT RIGHTS ARE SELF-EVIDENT THE ASSERTION OF A RIGHT ENTAILS NOTHING BEYOND THE ASSERTION THERE ARE NO SUBSTANTIAL DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN KINDS OF RIGHT

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The Enlightenment

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. 18 th Century. Initial Response. List the rights you value. If these rights were taken away, what means would you go to get them back?. Basics of the Enlightenment. Occurred during the 18 th century Took place before the American and French revolutions

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Anthem by Ayn Rand

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Transitions

Transitions. Composition. Transitions. Transitions are: connective words, phrases, or sentences that show the relationship between ideas . cues that help the reader interpret ideas and evidence the way that you, the writer, want them understood .

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Nature of Government

Nature of Government. Government is defined as the legitimate use of force, including imprisonment and execution, to control human behavior Citizens surrender freedoms for benefits of Government. Why Have Government?. What would it be like to live in a society without government ?

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Analyzing State Constitutions

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Ideals of the French Revolution

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The Enlightenment

The Enlightenment. The English. England 1650-1800. Prelude Following the death of Elizabeth I, James I, a staunch Catholic, assumes the throne and begins the persecution of the Protestants. 1649: The English Civil War

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New Views on the Government

New Views on the Government. Home. Thinker. Idea. Impact. Natural Rights- life, liberty, property, justified revolution . Declaration of Independence. John Locke. Separation of Power. Monstesquieu. U.S. Executive, Legislative, Judicial. v. v.

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Declaration of Independence

Declaration of Independence .

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