The Age of Revolutions' legacy of written constitutions and rights declarations
The Age of Revolutions left behind a lasting model of government built on written constitutions and formal declarations of rights, like France's Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. These documents aimed to define government power and protect individual rights in writing, rather than leaving them to unwritten tradition or a ruler's discretion.
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