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The Transformation of the West media type="custom" key="7961010"

The English Bill of Rights was established in 1689 and rule the West with it’s laws and representative government. Soon nation-states became more centralized and powerful during the 16th and 17th century in the west. The rules and representative government was control by the Parliament. More rights were given to individuals under the laws that were developed. The laws that were developed could not be ignored and can’t be used to developed power in the society. Money are not able to used to buy power from people and gain supporters. Military forces are not allow to be created because it may cause chaos like how it was before when war erupt for the European. People have the rights to do whatever they want and can’t be question by anyone, meaning they have the freedom of rights and speech. Also, punishment and force can not be put onto the people, they are allow to do what they want instead of being control. For example, paying fines to the ruler. People are able elect who they want in the position of the government In order to have all these laws to work in the West, Parliament has to maintain the control of it bringing Western Europe a more say in the society.