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    This document compares and contrasts the Bill of Rights of the United States and the European Bill of Rights from 1689. Both documents established civil liberties for citizens, including freedom of speech and religion, though they differed in the specific rights enumerated and when they were written, with the US Bill of Rights in 1789 and the European version in 1689. While the documents varied in their details, both were foundational to protecting individual freedoms in their respective regions.

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    This document compares and contrasts the Bill of Rights of the United States and the European Bill of Rights from 1689. Both documents established civil liberties for citizens, including freedom of speech and religion, though they differed in the specific rights enumerated and when they were written, with the US Bill of Rights in 1789 and the European version in 1689. While the documents varied in their details, both were foundational to protecting individual freedoms in their respective regions.

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    This document compares and contrasts the Bill of Rights of the United States and the European Bill of Rights from 1689. Both documents established civil liberties for citizens, including freedom of speech and religion, though they differed in the specific rights enumerated and when they were written, with the US Bill of Rights in 1789 and the European version in 1689. While the documents varied in their details, both were foundational to protecting individual freedoms in their respective regions.

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    Lauren Kincaid

    Enlightenment and Revolutions


    Document Analysis Alt.
    World History Honors 2
    http://legacy.fordham.edu/Halsall/mod/1689billofrights.asp
    http://www.let.rug.nl/usa/documents/1786-1800/bill-of-rights-and-the-amendmentsto-the-constitution.php

    Compare: Both of these documents contain a Bill of Rights for the people of a
    specific country. Each of these BoRs set somewhat similar rules (ex. freedom of
    speech, freedom of religion, etc.). The US BoR eventually had 13, the same amount
    that the European one had.

    Contrast: One of the bills was for the United States (written in 1789) and the other
    was for Europe (written in 1689). The US BoR had 10 rights, and the European one
    had 13. The US BoR speaks of the Quartering Act

    Conclude: Although both groups had a Bill of Rights, they were very different. What
    was proclaimed in these varied slightly. However, both of these bills was
    foundational to each groups history.

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