How did the Magna Carta inspire later documents?

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pychu [463]2 years ago

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Answer:

Magna Carta inspire later documents by (C) declaring that the monarchy was subject to some limits.

Explanation:

There is no doubt of the influence Magna Carta made on the constitution, being it the first official document that mentioned people’s rights and the importance of securing them at all costs.

Magna Carta mainly focused on reaffirming the freedom of the people against an authoritarian monarch, a tradition that reflected Americans lack of confidence in centralized political power.

This means that the power and terms of references that the ruler has in his territory has wildly changed and became more limited. Due to this document, many states constitutions started including a set of declaration rights that can protect citizens and provide them with immunity from any sort of oppression.

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