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cultures of liberty, glorious revolution - Coggle Diagram

- - - - to suspend the application of law
      - to impose permanent taxes
      - to maintain an army in time of peace
    - - freely elected
      - unconditional rights of free speech
      - must hold regular parliamentary sessions
    - - executive
        
        king in his council
      - legislative
        
        king in parliament
      - judiciary
        
        king in his courts
  - - - main constitutional principles
  - - - reinforce the protection of the defendant in criminal cases
      - value commercial customs
      - as soon as a negro comes to england he is free
  - - - salary
      - tenured position
        
        ousted on the vote of both houses
  - - - imperative
        
        law=primary legal source
      - utilitarian
        
        aim=justice=welfare and happiness of as many citizens as possible
- - - - arbitration committee
      - questions of common interest
        
        economy
        
        defene
        
        international defences
    - - philadelphia convention
        
        1787
        
        55 elected delegates from 12 states
        
        procedure of deliberation
        
        vote by the majority of the states
        
        strict secrecy
        
        constitution
        
        new national government
        
        criteria of confederacy
        
        new jersey
        
        3 branches
        
        executive
        
        single individual
        
        3 more items...
        
        legislative
        
        composition
        
        2 more items...
        
        judiciary
        
        virginia project
        
        amendments
        
        procedure
        
        ratification by 3/4 of the states
        
        2/3 of each branch of congress
  - - - the book of the general laws and libertyes concerning the inhabitants of Massachussetts
        
        1641
    - - filtered through
  - - - a constitution for each colony
    - - Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Robert R. Livingston, and Roger Sherman