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World History Study Guide from 1648 (view source)
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|(1724-1804) A leading German philospher, Kant felt that behavior is moral only if it would work as a rule if everyone did it (e.g., littering would thus be immoral). Kant wrote “A Critique of Pure Reason” to criticize the use of pure reason to determine morality.
|(1724-1804) A leading German philospher, Kant felt that behavior is moral only if it would work as a rule if everyone did it (e.g., littering would thus be immoral). Kant wrote “A Critique of Pure Reason” to criticize the use of pure reason to determine morality.
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Declaration of Independence
|Declaration of Independence
|(1776) Established the right of the people break their "social contract" with a ruler (a king) when he violates natural rights, such as the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
|(1776) Established the right of the people break their "social contract" with a ruler (a king) when he violates natural rights, such as the right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness
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United States Constitution
|United States Constitution
|(1787) The oldest working constitution in the world, it established a masterful design for government.
|(1787) The oldest working constitution in the world, it established a masterful design for government.
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