Rooted in Judaism and Christianity
Judeo-Christian
England's lawmaking body of officials
Parliament
Believed in a mixed constitution
Aristotle
Free market economics
Capitalism
Started the Protestant Reformation with the 95 Theses
Luther
Believed in authoritarianism to solve the state of nature
Hobbes
Thought that direct democracy would become mob rule
Plato
Representative democracy
Republic
Movement against the corruption of the Catholic Church
Reformation
Natural rights protections are imperative within a social contract
Locke
Cincinnatus
Natural rights in the Declaration of Independence
Inalienable rights
Personal convictions and principles of right and wrong
Private morality
Codified English common law
Blackstone
Roman Consul that fought for common good
Cicero
Kings rule by God's via authority
Divine right
Legalized Christianity in Rome
Constantine
Written protection of rights in England (1215)
Magna Carta
Form of Greek and Roman government that heavily influenced America
Classical Republicanism
The end to the state of nature
Social contract