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| The will of the people shall be the basis of the authority of government. |
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| Government gets its power from the people. |
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Zenger wrote article ctiticizing governor of NY.
"Innocent of libel" ruling established "freedom of the press" |
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| England's policy of allowing colonies to govern themselves without much interference from England. |
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| Montesquieu- Government should be sepatated into 3 branches |
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| Rousseau- the will of the people guide decisions of the government. The people decide the laws. |
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England's law making body.
Made up of the nobility (rich) and the midle class (common) people. |
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| rights you are born with. not given by laws, customs, or beliefs of any particular culture or government, and therefore universal and inalienable |
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