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…civilized social orders, including our own, have consistently identified as decent, civilized behavior. The real threat to the republic is not what might happen to rights, but what is happening to a society grown dangerously out of touch with its own standards…

…, but that played against him during his reign. Charles I, a Protestant, married Henrietta Maria, a Roman Catholic. This caused conflict with Parliament and ultimately led to the civil war. Charles dissolved three Parliaments in four years because they refused to pay…

…agree that before civilized man began to govern himself, man existed in a state of nature. That is, humans lacked society or structure. Rousseau argues that this was and still is the perfect…

…and its not freedom of the press. It is decency. What all civilized social orders, including our own, have consistently identified as decent, civilized behavior. The real threat to the republic is not what might happen to rights, but what is happening…

…rights as human beings. It is a civil liberty. Legally, it was one of the rights a state must give its citizens in order to guarantee freedom, justice, and equality. More importantly though, free speech is not only a legal term, it also a term which describes…

…In Colonial America women had no rights and were considered property of their husbands. This did not settle well with most of the women therefore creating some opposition. One of the main things women could not do was to vote. So until 1920…

…is the best persuader. Although Patrick Henry and Malcolm X made good persuaders for revolution, Martin Luther King, JR, in my opinion, made the best because he showed people what was right instead of trying to tell them. The civil rights movement might not have…

…amendment. Protection from "unreasonable search" given to her by the Fourth amendment. The Fifth Amendment gives her the protection from self incrimination. The right of "civil rights" is given to her by the fourteenth amendment. The Supreme Court decided…

…. In the constitution, Article 48 gave the president sole power for emergency use. "The president was allowed to appoint and dismiss governments, and suspend civil rights, without parliamentary support, in a time of emergency." (Pg 83 CONFLICT, COMMUNISM, AND FASCISM…

…punishments. Nobody except the religious leaders has the right to question the system. It is forbidden by sacred laws. However, it was the questioning of the life which ignited the reform and renaissance movements and carried the western civilization to the brave…