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Throughout the later Middle Ages and Early Modern period, Parliament gradually obtained authority over taxation and expenditure; in other words, the monarch could not raise or spend public funds without Parliamentary assent. Parliament also expanded the freedoms of the English people, including freedom of speech and religion, freedom from arbitrary punishment/imprisonment, and freedom of economic activity. (The notion that government should provide freedom is known as liberalism.)A297-98,A307
During the Tudor period (ca. 1500-1600), Parliamentary authority was often challenged, as monarchs attempted to reassert absolute power. This resulted in mounting civil unrest. The Tudors were succeeded by the Stuart dynasty, which began with James I and Charles I. Under the latter, civil unrest culminated in the English Revolution (ca. 1640-60).14
The English Revolution can be divided into two roughly equal parts. The first half was spanned by the English Civil War, in which Charles I and his loyal forces were overthrown by Parliament and its supporters. The second half was spanned by the Commonwealth, a nominal republic (actually a dictatorship) ruled by Oliver Cromwell.13 In 1660, Parliament restored the English monarchy, on condition that the monarch respect the authority Parliament had officially obtained up to that point (plus some new, additional power).14
While the transfer of power from the English monarch to Parliament was a gradual process (stretching from the High Middle Ages to the Modern age), theEnglish Revolution is often cited as the event that decisively and permanently ensured that Parliament held a major share of national political power. Indeed, mere decades after the English Revolution, Parliamentary authority was once again brazenly violated by the monarch. Parliament demonstrated that this was no longer a feasible option by replacing this monarch via the Glorious Revolution.
From the English Revolution onward, agitation for strong representative governments became constant across the West.1 Political thought also flourished, as philosophers (inspired by English progress) argued in favour of representative government and liberalism (see Enlightenment, History of Western Philosophy). Nonetheless, absolutism remained stubbornly entrenched throughout Continental Europe until the French Revolution (1789-99), after which it slowly unravelled.
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» ParliamentThroughout the later Middle Ages and Early Modern period, Parliament gradually obtained authority over taxation and expenditure; in other words, the monarch could not raise or spend public funds without Parliamentary assent. Parliament also expanded the freedoms of the English people, including freedom of speech and religion, freedom from arbitrary punishment/imprisonment, and freedom of economic activity. (The notion that government should provide freedom is known as liberalism.)A297-98,A307During the Tudor period (ca. 1500-1600), Parliamentary authority was often challenged, as monarchs attempted to reassert absolute power. This resulted in mounting civil unrest. The Tudors were succeeded by the Stuart dynasty, which began with James I and Charles I. Under the latter, civil unrest culminated in the English Revolution (ca. 1640-60).14The English Revolution can be divided into two roughly equal parts. The first half was spanned by the English Civil War, in which Charles I and his loyal forces were overthrown by Parliament and its supporters. The second half was spanned by the Commonwealth, a nominal republic (actually a dictatorship) ruled by Oliver Cromwell.13 In 1660, Parliament restored the English monarchy, on condition that the monarch respect the authority Parliament had officially obtained up to that point (plus some new, additional power).14While the transfer of power from the English monarch to Parliament was a gradual process (stretching from the High Middle Ages to the Modern age), theEnglish Revolution is often cited as the event that decisively and permanently ensured that Parliament held a major share of national political power. Indeed, mere decades after the English Revolution, Parliamentary authority was once again brazenly violated by the monarch. Parliament demonstrated that this was no longer a feasible option by replacing this monarch via the Glorious Revolution.From the English Revolution onward, agitation for strong representative governments became constant across the West.1 Political thought also flourished, as philosophers (inspired by English progress) argued in favour of representative government and liberalism (see Enlightenment, History of Western Philosophy). Nonetheless, absolutism remained stubbornly entrenched throughout Continental Europe until the French Revolution (1789-99), after which it slowly unravelled.
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Sepanjang Abad Pertengahan dan periode Modern Awal, DPR secara bertahap diperoleh otoritas atas pajak dan pengeluaran; dengan kata lain, raja tidak bisa menaikkan atau menghabiskan dana masyarakat tanpa persetujuan Parlemen. Parlemen juga memperluas kebebasan orang-orang Inggris, termasuk kebebasan berbicara dan agama, kebebasan dari hukuman sewenang-wenang / penjara, dan kebebasan kegiatan ekonomi. (Gagasan bahwa pemerintah harus memberikan kebebasan dikenal sebagai liberalisme.) A297-98, A307
Selama periode Tudor (ca. 1500-1600), otoritas parlemen sering ditantang, sebagai raja berusaha untuk menegaskan kembali kekuasaan mutlak. Hal ini mengakibatkan meningkatnya kerusuhan sipil. The Tudors yang digantikan oleh Stuart dinasti, yang dimulai dengan James I dan Charles I. Berdasarkan terakhir, kerusuhan sipil memuncak dalam bahasa Inggris Revolusi (ca. 1640-1660) 0,14
Inggris Revolusi dapat dibagi menjadi dua bagian kira-kira sama. Babak pertama membentang oleh Perang Saudara Inggris, di mana Charles I dan pasukan yang setia digulingkan oleh Parlemen dan pendukungnya. Babak kedua membentang oleh Commonwealth, sebuah republik nominal (sebenarnya kediktatoran) diperintah oleh Oliver Cromwell.13 Pada tahun 1660, Parlemen memulihkan monarki Inggris, dengan syarat bahwa raja menghormati otoritas DPR telah resmi memperoleh hingga saat itu (ditambah beberapa baru, daya tambahan) 0,14
Sementara transfer kekuasaan dari raja Inggris ke Parlemen adalah proses bertahap (membentang dari Tinggi Abad Pertengahan untuk usia modern), theEnglish Revolusi sering disebut sebagai acara yang tegas dan permanen memastikan bahwa Parlemen diadakan bagian terbesar dari kekuatan politik nasional. Memang, beberapa dekade hanya setelah Revolusi Inggris, otoritas Parlemen sekali lagi berani dilanggar oleh raja. Parlemen menunjukkan bahwa ini bukan lagi pilihan yang layak dengan mengganti monarki ini melalui Revolusi Glorious.
Dari Revolusi Inggris seterusnya, agitasi bagi pemerintah perwakilan yang kuat menjadi konstan di West.1 Politik pikir juga berkembang, sebagai filsuf (terinspirasi oleh kemajuan English) berpendapat dalam mendukung pemerintahan perwakilan dan liberalisme (lihat Pencerahan, Sejarah Filsafat Barat). Meskipun demikian, absolutisme tetap keras kepala bercokol di seluruh Benua Eropa sampai Revolusi Perancis (1789-1799), setelah itu terurai perlahan.
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