The Magna Carta was A. a charter that guaranteed certain rights to the people of the kingdom and stated that the english king, himself, was notabove the law. Its full name is Magna Carta Libertatum, which means the Great Charter of the Liberties, and was signed by King John of England in 1215.
<span>Assuming that this is referring to the same list of options that was posted before with this question, <span>the correct response would be that although the government was unhappy with the "disruption" caused by these rebellions, they empathized with the cause, since a main goal of the boxers was to rid China of western influence. </span></span>
On the positive side, the Industrial Revolution greatly cut down on the price of many goods while keeping a reasonable degree of quality in comparison to the traditionally hand-made goods which may have featured a higher standard of quality yet at a high price. Also, the reduction of production costs and goods prices boosted up international trade and increased the interaction among people from different parts of the globe.
On the negative side, the Industrial Revolution created a new and distinct social class, the working class, who unlike the craftsmen of the past were overworked, underpaid and treated harshly in the factories besides of developing new and terrible diseases related to the use of new and toxic materials in the manufacturing processes. Furthermore, the rapid production of goods and wealth made a handful of people in each industrialized country vastly wealthy while the huge majorities of the working class people became poorer and poorer. This and other social inequalities brought about social conflicts between the upper and lower classes as described in detail by Karl Marx in some of his books, especially in <em>The Capital.</em>
Government should leave business to its own devices
