Constitution

The constitution includes the rights and obligations of the bridgers and the state. In the mid-nineteenth century the constitution was substantially changed L the people gained more power, the king less.

Period 7

Time of wigs and revolutions

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Post date 5 April 2012

Has anyone ever asked you if you wanted to get rich quickly? The Dutch of the 18th century wanted that. They were going to trade slaves.

Tags Abolitionism, Citizenship, Constitution, Democratic revolution, Enlightened absolutism, Enlightened thinking, Fundamental rights, Lighting, Plantation colony, Rationalism, Slaves, Social relations, The Golden Age, Trade, Transatlantic slave trade

Period 8 Time of citizens and steam engines

The emergence of a parliamentary system and the increase in popular influence

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Post date 4 April 2012

King William I - Canon - Epoch 08 - Time of citizens and steam engines

In this era, the voice of the people grew ever larger. This means that we can now demand that new elections be held.

Tags Constitution, Laws, Legislature, Parliamentary System, Rebellion, Republic, States-General