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Jan 1, 1000
The Code of King Hammurabi (1750 B.C)
If someone does something to you it will be done to them (Example: If you cut of someone’s harm your arm will get cut off). -
Jan 1, 1215
King John I: Magna Carta
No free man can be harmed except by law enforcement and by his peers. -
John Locke: Concerning Civil Government
Everyone is equal and the only the commonwealth can have power. -
Amendment XV to Constitution of the U.S
In the United States everyone can vote. It doesn't matter their race or colour, everyone can vote. -
Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen
Nobody can make their own rules they have to follow the rules the government provides for them. -
New Zealand: Election Act
This gave the women in New Zealand the right to vote in an election created by Richard Seddon. -
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
The rights of human beings everywhere. -
European Member States
The European states set goals to create a democracy, respect human rights and fundamental freedoms and the rule of law.