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civil right laws.
to protect the people's natural rights.
Governments make laws and restrictions to protect them.
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The 1542 new laws from Spain, which were issued by the Spanish King, Charles 1 was meant for Spain's colonies in the Americas. The laws were meant to protect Americas' indigenous people from large landowners' exploitation.
Spanish laws such as the Laws of the Indies were intended to protect the rights and well-being of indigenous peoples. They prohibited the enslavement of indigenous populations, mandated the establishment of towns and churches for native communities, and outlined instructions for their protection and conversion to Christianity. Despite these efforts, enforcement of these laws was often weak and indigenous populations still faced mistreatment and exploitation.
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bartolome de las casas worked to protect the indian slaves because he was against the way the people were treating them
Bartolome de Las Casas
The Spanish Slave Laws were written in 1542. These laws greatly restricted the power of the Spanish.
The encomienda system was reformed by the Spanish Crown in response to widespread abuses against indigenous peoples in the Americas. The Laws of the Indies passed in the 16th century aimed to limit the power of encomenderos and protect native populations.
Thome de Souza
There are laws about all Australian native fauna, and most native species in Australia are covered by these laws. The purpose of such laws is to protect native species in their natural environment, and to try to secure their survival in the future. Specifically in the case of the platypus, in the late 1800s-early 1900s, platypuses were hunted extensively for their velvety pelts, and the species came perilously close to extinction. A similar situation happened with the koala. The situation was dire enough for authorities to recognise the necessity to bring in legislation to protect native wildlife, so that mire species would not become extinct.
The Bill of Right ...
why are rules and laws needed to protect people's possessions
from what?