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The process of getting equal rights was a slow one. Widespread rebellion got them the right to vote and hold some offices by 247 B.C. Julius Caesar, whose support was from the common man, probably gave them more rights in the first century B.C., much to the aristocrats' chagrin. They definetly got equal rights after 485 A.D, when the Western Roman Empire was invaded and surviving Romans were assimilated into Barbarian society.
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What is the seven articles of Constitution deal with?
the rights the get and where we live and how women got to vote and more so basically are rights
What does with certain inalienable rights mean?
This is a line from the US declaration of Independence from Great Britain. "that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness" It is an expansion on a train of thought in British (and therefore American) legal thinking at the time, that a Government cannot take away certain rights nor can people voluntarily give them up this is what "unalienable" means - "can't be got rid of" so it means basically "people have some rights which are untouchable by anyone" the Declaration goes on to list some of these rights "Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness"
What plan was supported by the small states and why?
The New Jersey Plan because they got more rights than the Virginia Plan.
Who said powers of government came from people?
Decleration of the Rights of Man and the Citizen. I got it right on e2020. Hope I helped! :)
What was the most important reason why woman got equal votes in 1918?
Because so many men had died in the Great War.
