What was the Magna Carta?

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The Magna Carta was a contract between the barons and the king which limited the king's power. It prevented unfairl trials and made laws that the king passed approved by barons to be put into action

kondaur [170]2 years ago

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Answer: The Magna Carta was a contract signed by king John in 1215. It implied that the king would not violate rights again. Why Magna Carta was important because it limited power of rulers. It also introduced the idea or writing humans rights. The reason the Magna Carta was signed and existed as a contract because the abuse of power by tyrant. The people wanted equality in the power they wanted a say so.

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