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    Feudalism In Western Europe

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    Feudalism the legal and social system that evolved in Western Europe in the 8th and 9th centuries, in which vassals were protected and maintained by their lords, usually through the granting of fiefs, and were required to serve under them in war. During 476 to the 1100’s feudalism appeared from Europe starting with France all the way to Japan, so what were the characteristics of feudalism where it began compared to the last place it was, Japan. Feudalism The first sign of feudalism was in Normans

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    Question #1: Read Chapter 1 – “History and Development of the Law of Criminal Evidence” a) The Rules of Evidence are set parameters that were adopted from British Courts through the English Common Law and are an important part in safeguarding the rights of the accused persons in a fair trial and also to ensure that the criminal justice system is functioning the way it should be. Now of course at the time, the death penalty ruled and was used more in the colonies. Since evidence was not much more

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    civic institutions. The resultant Magna Carta peace treaty was hardly a blueprint for a democratic society (PwC). However, it did help a little to enhance the rights and freedoms that would later be incorporated into the democratic society. The Magna Carta then became an enduring symbol of how trust is an important factor to maintain peace in a fully functioning society. Now, eight hundred years later, we are in an era where the symbolism of the Magna Carta is more powerful than ever. The trust that

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    All around the world, countries are either allied with each other, enemies with each other, or even just mutual with each other. Each country has their own specific standards, including those who lead their people to the best glory. Everyone has their own leaders with each having their own style. Democracy, tyranny, communism, or organizations help keep order in each country. With that, how the way the country is run may aid in the relationships with another country. Many of the world’s innovating

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    Civil War Dbq

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    The trend of challenge to Royal policies and authority in Early Stuart England (1603-49) was significant because it resulted in the Civil War and the overthrow of monarchical government. This trend was influenced by political, social and economic forces. The political forces were mainly over the debate between absolutism and constitutionalism. Social forces involved a conflict within the Church of England between Arminianism/Laudianism and Puritanism. Underlying the political and social forces were

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    Living Constitution

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    Is it reasonable to believe that the United States of America should be governed by a document that was written 220 years ago? Is it also reasonable to believe that the same society that was over two century ago is the same one today? By definition, a Living Constitution is one that evolves, changes over time, and adapts to new circumstances, without being formally amended. (Strauss) Through the origins of the Constitution, the history on why the Constitution was written, and the different court

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    The American Revolution was not originally planned to be a long, gruesome battle for independence. Rather, the American Revolution was the result of long list of grievances and discrepancies finally being brought to focus. The British government, disregarding the opinions of the colonists, acted in such ways as to cause the colonists to protest, and eventually rebel. There many factors that lead to the American Revolution, but the economical and political causes were the most essential components

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    history would not repeat again. This declaration contains 30 articles that attempted to resolve and prevent the oppression and brutalities that had happen during the past world wars. It was based upon the American Bill of Rights, the British Magna Carta and the French Declaration of the Rights of Man. It declared basic rights and freedoms, freedoms such as article number two that

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    Imagine a time in which rebels swarmed army officials and attacked them. Or millions of people reviling British soldiers because they were doing their job clearly and well. This time was none other than the American Revolution. A time where American rebels mercilessly took on the British Soldiers because they felt that their rights were violated. But I feel that the British were right where they stood and all of their policies and regulations were justified. They were right because the rebels were

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    Police

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    constable. Groups of ten hundreds created a shire, controlled by reeves. The word shire-reeve is the derivative of our current term sheriff (Uchida). In 1215, King John was forced to sign the Magna Carta, a document that guaranteed basic civil rights to citizens. The rights guaranteed under the Magna Carta limited the power of the throne and their appointees, and greatly contributed to many of the liberties citizens of England and America enjoy today. During the 1500s, England increased its participation

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