POLS 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 7: Assembly Of Notables, Integral, Rank

• School: York University
• Department: Political Science
• Course: POLS 1000
• Professor: Martin Breaugh

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Qualify: tho e who didn"t fell into pa ive citizen , those under the influene and conrol of others also fell into. Children, women, monks etc: deemed as progressive conception of citizenship, widening the scope of those permitted to partake in french. Political life: passive citizens still enjoyed the civil rights, the distinction principle attempted to withdraw public office. Unpopularity by those close to revolution: the national assembly pressures into dropping these. A reformation: only most wealthy and virtous to run for elections, indirect elections, first tier consisted of; for every 100 citizen, one person elected. To vote for reps in the assembly: 40 days worth of wages for the reps, so this happened post revolution, the distinction principle in u. s, summer of 1787; the philadalphia convention will negotiate the. Substance and terms of the distinction principle: at these debates, consensus that property ownsership was the. Way: delegates believed that property ownership and social rank a.