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Known best for being one of the first city systems to imply democracy. Although there were restriction on who had freedom to vote, it was a great start to the Democratic systems exhibited today.

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This document was a first notable form of power limitations that were placed upon the King John of England

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John Locke was a well known advocate for what he philosophized as natural rights. ( Life, liberty and property) among these things he also dappled in the idea of democracy and its benefits.

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The English bill of rights was the first writing documents declaring all the unalienable rights of Englishmen.

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Voltaire Arouet was an incredibly educated French philosopher who emphasized in his work the importance of tolerance, especially religious tolerance.

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Baron Montesquieu While agreeing with the philosophy of John Locke that all people are born with the rights of life liberty and property, Montesquieu also insisted on the separations of governmental power and its benifits.

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A Swiss advocate of legitimacy, he believed in a direct democracy in which everyone voted to express their wants and societies needs.

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Written in 1776, The declaration of Independence was the first documented seal of rights riven to all American Peoples

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Written in 1787, there is lots of significance in the The United States Constitution because it was the first official document written for the first democracy based nation

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Similar to the English bill of rights for Englishmen, The bill of rights was just a much more detailed and elaborated list of so.