What were the effects of the Magna Carta on English government? Check all that apply. It limited the power of the king. It gave the king's government more control. It stated that individuals were equal. It established due process. It led to the creation of a legislative branch. It reduced the rights of citizens.

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30 March, 13:49

What were the effects of the Magna Carta on English government? Check all that apply. It limited the power of the king. It gave the king's government more control. It stated that individuals were equal. It established due process. It led to the creation of a legislative branch. It reduced the rights of citizens.

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Thalia · Answer 1

Limiting the power of the English monarchy

Jayleen Malone · Answer 2

I believe the answer is:

It limited the power of the king

It stated the individuals were equal,

It established due process,

The magna Charta was created to make 'law' become the absolute rulers in the country. Prior to the creation of Magna Charta, the king's will and words are absolute, so they can execute any people without even needing any proof or solid reasons.