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THE RIGHT TO RULE, DETERMINED BY CITIZENS
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| CONSTITUTION OF THE CROWN |
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| DOCUMENTS, COMMON LAW, LEGAL CODES, CUSTOMS THAT MAKE UP THE GB CONSTITUTION |
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signed in 1215 by king john agreeing to consult nobles before making important political decisions.
forms basis of limited government that places restriction on monarch. |
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| restrictions on power of the monarch. |
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| lists the rights of parliament not individual citizens. william and mary signed it in 1688, giving imp policymaking power to parliament |
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| 1688. bloodless revolution established the constitutional monarchy when william and mary agreed to written restrictionson their power by signing the bill of rights |
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| conservative, capatilist backlash let by Margaret Thatcher. |
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| the duty of the upper class to take responsibility for the welfare of the lower classes. |
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| slow change in politics ex. constitution |
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| 300,000 more men gained the right to vote and the house of commons gained more power in relation to house of lords |
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| the electorate reaches 3,000,000 as many working class people were allowed the right to vote. |
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| representation of the people act of 1884 |
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| the electorate is further expanded so that the majority of the voters are working class. |
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| all women over the age of 28 and all men over 21 gained the right to vote 1918. in 1928 all women over the age of 21 could vote |
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| 1906, represent the rights of the newly enfranchised working man |
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| coalition of trade unions |
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| provided for the social insurance program that made all citizens eligible for health, unemployment, pension and other benefits. |
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| organization for petrleum exporting countries |
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| tony blair. a centrist alternative to the old labour party on the left and the conservative on the right. |
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| the tendency to disagree openly and sometimes violently with the govt |
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| pm and cabinet ministers are members of legislature |
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| meetings of people form the ame are or of like mind |
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| see the EUs move toward european integration a threat to british soveriegnty |
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| porportional representation |
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| equal representation of the mp seats. |
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| ALL SUPPORT PUBLICLY THE PMS DECIOSION TKING collective responsibility for decisions |
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| oppostion since infront of paty |
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| ONCE A WEEK FOR ONE HOUR the pm and cabinet are attacked by the oppostion party. |
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| WELL ESTABLISHED DEOMCRATIC GOVERNMENTS AND HIGH LEVEL OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. |
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| COMMUNIST AND POST COMMUNIST COUNTRIES |
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| LIMITS INDIVIDUAL FREEDOMS IN ORDER TO DIVIDE WEALTH MORE EQUALLY. |
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| NEWLY INDUSTRILIZED COUNTRIES |
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EXPERIENCING RAPID ECONOMIC GROWTH, HAVE SHOWN A TENDENCY TOWARD DEMOCRATIZATION AND POLITICAL STABILITY.
(MEXICO & IRAN) |
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LACK SIGNIFICANT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND ALSO TEND TO HAVE AUTHORITARIAN GOVERNMENTS
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STABLE LONG LASTING ORGINIZATIONS THAT HELP TO TURN POLITICAL IDEAS INTO POLICY
(BUREAUCRACIES,LEGISLATURES, JUDICIAL SYSTEMS, POLITICAL PARTIES) |
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| THE ABILITY TO CARRY OUT ACTIONS OR POLICY WITHIN BORDERS INDEPENDENTLY FROM INTERFERENCE EITHER FROM THE INSIDE OR THE OUTSIDE. |
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| A GROUP OF PEOPLE THAT IS BOUND TOGETHER BY A COMMON POLITICAL IDENTITY. |
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| THE SENSE OF BELONGING AND IDENTITY THAT DISTINGUISHES ONE NATION FROM ANOTHER |
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| ELECTED OFFICIALS REPRESENTING THE PEOPLE |
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| INDIVIDUALS HAVE IMMEDIATE SAY OVER MANY DECISIONS THAT THE GOVERNMENT MAKES. |
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| CITIZENS VOTE FOR LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATIVES WHISH IN TURN SELECT THE LEADERS OF THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH. |
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| WHERE CITIZENS VOTE FOR THE LEGISLATIVE REPRESENTATATIVE AS WELL FOR THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH AND THE TWO BRANCHES FUNCTION WITH SEPERATION OF POWERS. |
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DECISIONS MADE BY POLITICAL ELITES WITHOUT MUCH INPUT FROM THE CITIZENS
(COMMUNISM) |
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| DEVELPOED BY KARL MARX IN THE 19TH CENTURY ALTERD BY VLADIMIR LENIN IN THE 20TH. |
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| GOVEERNMENT OFFICIALS INTERACT WITH POEPLE GROUPS OUTSIDE THE GOVERNMENT BEFORE THEY SET POLICY. |
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| PROVIDE RECIPRICOL FAVORS AND SERVICES TO THEIR SUPPORTERS |
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BASED ON SYSTEM OF WELL ESTABLISHED LAWS AND PROCEDURES.
HIGHLY INSTITUTIONALIZED OR ANCHORED BY STRONG INSTITUTIONS LIKE LEGISLATURES, EXECUTIVES AND JUDICIARIES |
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| THE COLLECTION OF POLITICAL BELIEFS VALUES PRACTICES AND INSTITUTIONS THAT THE GOVT IS BASED ON |
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| SET OF VALUES HELD BY INDIVIDUALS REGARDING THE BASIC GOALS OF GOVERNMENT AND POLITICS. |
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(political ideology) EMPHASIS ON POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC FREEDOM. MAXMISE FREEDOM FOR ALL PEOPLE, FREEDOM OF SPEECH OR RELIGION OF CRITICISM.
(LIBERAL DEMOCRACIES- GREAT BRITAIN & US) |
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| VALUES EQUALITY OVER FREEDOM. TAKES RIGHT TO PROPERTY SO THAT EVERY ONE IS EQUAL. THINKS LIDERAL DEMOCRACIES ARE FOR THE RICH AND PROTECT ONLY THE RICH. |
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| FREEDOM. SOCIALISTS ACCEPT AND PROMOTE PROVATE OWNERSHIP AND FREE MARKET PRINCIPLES. HOWEVER THE STATE HAS A STRONG ROLE IN REGULATING THE ECONOMY. |
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DEVALUATE FREEDOM. REJECTS THE VALUE OF FREEDOM.
(NAZIS GERMANY) |
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| CHANGE THAT DOES NOT ADVOCATE THE OVERTHROW OF BASIC INSTITUTIONS. |
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| CHANGE IN A MAJOR REVISION OR OVERRTHROW OF THE GOVERNMENT. |
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DISPLAYS OTHER DEMOCRATIC CHARACTERISTICS BEYOND COMPETITIVE ELECTIONS LIKE:
CIVIL LIBERTIES
RULE OF LAW
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OPEN CIVIL SOCIETY
CIVILIAN CONTROL OF THE MILITARY |
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| COUNTRIES THAT ONLY HAVRE FREE AND FAIR ELECTIONS BUT NOT THE OTHER QUALITIES. |
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