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1. rights:
- freedom of speech/expression
- freedom of religion
- right to protect yourself
- education
- right to a fair trial

2. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is a document that describes the basic rights of all human beings.

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1. rights:
- freedom of speech/expression
- education
- fair trial
- healthcare
- right to vote
2. human rights act of 1998
- can seek justice in british court
- government workers have to respect your rights
- new laws abide by these acts

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Five most important rights:
1. freedom of speech
2. the right to protect yourself
3. the right to life
4. freedom in general
The 1998 human rights act gives people the basic human rights and lets you defend yourselfg

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Becket

I see his men, that

Hateful man. They come, but why?

I see spears, not satch--

Knights

Our king, he spoke, and

we shall answer. Charge, we charge

trickle blood. Holy?

Henry

I curse that man, but

then I turn. No men around,

oh what have I done?

Magna Carta
1. Freedom to express

2. Public schooling and free education

3. Right to love and be loved

4. Privacy

5. Personal protection

The Universal Declaration of Human Rights:

A copy of combined thoughts about what a human person deserves from people across the world. Basically summarizes what you deserve just for existing. Document specializes but is not limited to a person's right to a court and jury

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Becket:
Tried to stop my friend
When I protected the church
And now, look, I'm dead

Knights:
Wanted him happy
So we killed his enemy
Guess we misread that

Henry II:
Becket is now dead
Because of my stupid words
Now have lost my friend

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1. List what you consider to be the five most important human rights

1. freedom of speech

2. freedom of beliefs

3. right to medical related needs

4. right to live

5. right to fair trial

2. Research the following documents: The Universal Declaration of Human Rights; The European Convention on Human Rights; 1998 Human Rights Acts.

1. The European Convention of human rights lists all the rights that residents of the UK are entitled to, which coincide with the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

3. After you have completed your research, summarize the main ideas behind your document.

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becket:
it happened, quickly.
i was afraid of the end
all of a sudden

henry:
my life is tragic
i am sad without my friend here
i wish he was here

knights:
i hear him talking
i listened closely to him speak
and we responded
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most important rights:
-freedom of speech
-freedom of thought
-freedom of expression
-right to democracy
-right to education

i researched the universal declaration of human rights. the main ideas of the document explain the basic rights a human is given when born. i do think we need civil rights today because they give us freedoms that let us express who we are and without them there could be disruption.  i think our responsibility with human rights is to just pass them from generation and let next people know they can be heard rather than isolated from society.

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Becket:
The knights murdered me
I do not know what I did
R-I-P to me

The Knights:
We did kill Becket
He struggled but we killed him
We weren't supposed to

Henry:
I want him to die
He was infact killed by knights
R-I-P to him

Magna Carta
1. -To speak your mind
-Right to defend yourself
-Freedom from torture and degrading treatment.
-The right to equality before the law.
- The right to a fair trial.

2.
3. Yes. With human rights it gives people the freedom to have there own opinions
4. Yes. As humans we have the right to speak our mind and have the right to encourage other people to do so

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henry
my best friend is dead
it's my fault, i am to blame
a stupid mistake

knights
follow the command
overheard from our master
he will be so pleased

becket
i have been betrayed
why am i called to heaven?
he was my best friend
...
1. -life
-liberty
-property
-freedom of expression
-right to a fair trial
2/3. The general idea of these documents is that everyone has the right to freedom and the same legal protections/rights (no torture, no arrest without a reason, no slavery, ability to marry, etc.)
4.We absolutely need to still protect civil rights today because, without protection, it is inevitable that some people will take advantage of others and take their rights away.
5.Yes, every person absolutely has a responsibility to help ensure everyone has basic human rights because we are all equal. Unfortunately, not everyone realizes this, and so we need to enforce equality in order to

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1. rights:
-freedom of speech
-freedom of religion
-right of protection
-right to life (education, etc.)
-freedom of expression
2-3. The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is an international document that states the basic rights and freedoms all human beings are entitled to. The European Convention on Human rights was the first instrument to give effect to certain of the rights stated in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and make them binding. The 1998 Human rights act was a UK law that passed in 1998 which lets you defend yourself in court and in public. It protects all of us and gives you rights of protection to yourself.
4. Civil rights are important today, I think we should protect them.

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Becket:
My name is Thomas
I died an innocent death
In my very church

Henry:
cause of short temper
my knights killed my bestest friend
the guilt hung over

Knights:
we're not the smartest
killing poor Thomas Becket
proving that to king
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1. Freedom of speech
2. right to life
3. freedom of
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These documents state that all people are born into the same rights.....

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1. becket
I was alive, yay
then the knights came to kill me
I am now dead, boo
2. Knights
We feel very bad
We killed an innocent man
We are very sad
3. henry
I killed my best friend
Then I got whipped in public
I feel better now

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Thomas Becket:
I am the archbishop
who cares deeply for the church
I did not want death.

Knights:
lez get some money
kill the archbishop--don't look back
henry would be proud...

Henry:
oh dear my true friend
was forced to meet his gross end-
what a travesty

Essential Human Rights:
1. freedom
2. freedom of speech
3. right to a quality of life-- right to choose your occupation
4. right to safety and a fair trial
5. right to affiliate with whoever you want

2. Universal Declaration of Human rights: a document translated in over 500 languages that establishes the inalienable human rights anywhere in the world

- European Convention on Human Rights: protocols that distinguish human rights that was signed by 1953

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1. Becket
They came and killed me
I never wanted to die
Dang it I am dead

2. Knights
We will get money
We will win his approval
and we get money

3. Henry
My friend is now dead
because my stupid mistakes
why me and why him

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the knights:
he said to kill him
so we got up and killed him
a bad idea

henry II:
i did not want him
to disagree with me more
than he has so far

thomas beckett
they came to the church
and they stabbed me in cold blood
because of Henry

HUMAN RIGHTS
1. Freedom to do anything as long as it abides by the law
2. Freedom of speech, expression, and opinion
3. Marriage to anyone
4. Right to defend yourself (courtroom, police, etc.)
5. Everything you earn is yours and no one else's

1998 Human Rights Act
- This Act basically says that if there is a more complicated or detailed issue that does not agree with the the basic rights of a human, it will go before a judge and will be figured out instead of just assuming the worse and throwing the case away.

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haikus
henry:
I'm angry at him
My best friend can't understand
My heart hurts for him

knights:
live to serve the king
at becket, my sword, I'll swing
fights make my heart sing

becket:
i know i loved him
before his knights took my life
now i sleep beneath

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Becket:
He made a mistake
He said he wanted me dead
Now he's lost a friend

Knights:
We did what he asked
We thought we'd make him happy
Now he is depressed

Henry:
I didn't mean it
I was mad from the letter
Now my friend is dead

2: Everyone is entitled to all the rights and freedoms set forth in this Declaration, such as race, colour, sex, language, religion, political or other opinion, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
4: slavery and the slave trade shall be prohibited in all their forms.
19:Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression
18:Freedom of thought, religion, and speech
30: This doesn't apply to just one set of people or one state, this applies for everyone
I chose the long ones which were repeated in a few other statements so that the ones I thought were important included others.

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Henry II -
more royal power
Did not like clerical courts
his best friend now dead

Knights-
killed innocent man
never got what they wanted
we are very dumb

Becket-
dead am i, killed
by my best friend's knights
in the holy place

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1. Becket:
They went to the church
Evil and hatred filled eyes
and then it went black

Henry:
They did it to him.
I didn't want to do it.
No, it wasn't me.

Knights:
We are very dumb.
We do not have any brains.
It was a joke?

2. 5  unalienable rights:
1. freedom of religion
2. freedom of speech
3. the right to life
4. the equal right in front of law judgement
5. equality

3. The document "Universal declaration of human rights" states all the rights given to a person through the UNGA as a standard of achievements for all people in all regions.

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Beckett:
I was killed in church

Unholy men spilt my blood

Henry's men suffer
Knights:
We tried to follow

Our glorious king's orders

Grave mistakes were made
Henry:
My most loyal friend

I so regret your passing

Never wished you death

1. Most Important Rights

Right to Fair Trial

Right to Clean Water and Food
Right to Safe Shelter
Right to Life
Freedom of Expression/Beliefs

2/3. All humans, regardless of appearance, beliefs, origins, or anything else have the rights to freedom, life, personal choices, etc.