WorksheetsHuman Rights
Total questions: 27
Worksheet time: 18mins
History of Human Rights what happened first ,in 1215
World war 2
Slavery abolished in france
signing of Magna Carta
English bill of Rights is passed
History of Human rights ,what hapened after the signinf of the magna carta
Slavery abolished on France
United Nations are created
English Bill of rights is passed
1689
United States declaration of independence is signed
What happened after the magna carta, and the English Bill of rights were signed?
In 1776
(a)
What happened after the magna carta 1215, the english bill of rights 1689, the usa declaration of independence 1776?
In 1789 the declaration (a)
1794 ,after the magna carta, the english bill of rights, the usa declaration of independence, and the declaration of rights of men and citizens ,what happened?
First Pan american conference
WW II
1939
Slavery abolished in france
1794
It was founded following the WWII to promote international cooperation, peace and security among nations
Creation of the United Nations
English bill
of rights
declaration of the rights of men and citizen
Universal decaration of human rights
During the Organization of American States, countries of the continent pledged to wath over the human rights, social and economic development
Creation of the United Nations
First Pan-American Conference instills the American declaration of Rights and Duties of men
Signing of the Magna Carta
Declaration of the rights of men and citizen
It limited the powers of the monarchy and ESTABLISHED certain RIGHTS and liberties for English subjects
Slavery abolished in france
English Bill of Rights
Magna Carta
Declaration os rights of men and citizen
It limited the powers of the monarchy lying the foundation for CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLES
(a)
Adopted in the context of the French Revolution .It played a significant role in shaping MODERN DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
Declarion of the (a)
a standart of conduct that is desirable to have met
(a)
an attitude or set of actions that one is entitled to
Values
subjective rights
Objective Rights
Enforcement
Most desirable dimension of human rights is objective enjoyment?
yes
no
To enforce our rights we always go to the highest legislation posible?
no
yes
Both particular and foundational claims affect the way we "invent" rights?
maybe
no
yes
order of laws regarding human rights
Hierarchy of rights
Legislative arguments
Choose the elements that conform Donellys definition of human rights
Sets of practices to realize a life with dignity
Minimum of goods, services, oportunities and protections for a life with dignity
Traditions culture and habitis
Maximum of goods, services, oportunities and protections for a life with dignity
Least desirable dimension of human rights
(a)
this statements correspond to (a)
-you dont have a rights so you value it the most
-the more you fighst for a right, the less you need to fight in the furure
LINK TO OBJECTIVE ENJOYMNET
A right doesnt always support a value and viceversa?
yes
no
can be uphelp with no action
something that would be right to do
rectitude
objective rights
values
entitlement
subjective rights
why we have rights?
Needs -vague
Nature- how we know human nature?
Dignity- not the natural state but a dignified one
RICHER AND FULLER HUMAN LIVES
capabilities
they are differences
How can we describe dignity
richer and fuller human lives
idealistic
improvement
constitutive
Foundational claims are when an authority tell us what rights we have?
yes
no
particular practices, so which rights?
UDHR 1966
equal
nature
universal
Inalienable
Indivisible
Interdependent
Inalienable
Universal
Indivisible
no equal
equal
universal
Inalienable
Indivisible
Interdependent
What is the correct hierarchy of rights?
1-UDHR
2-National constitutions
3-International agreements
4-Local Constitutions
5-Institutional regulations,norms and policies
UDHR
International agreetments
Institutional regulations
1-UDHR
2-International agreements
3-National constitutions
4-Institutional regulations,norms and policies
5-Local Constitutions
1-UDHR
2-International agreements
3-National constitutions
4-Local Constitutions
5-Institutional regulations,norms and policies
The correct order of dimensions
1-objective enjoyment
2-assertive exercise
3-active respect
4-Enforcement
1-objective enjoyment
2-active respect
3-assertive exercise
4-Enforcement
