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13 November, 15:04

Why was the Magna Carta a significant document in the history of democracy?

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The document represented a promise between government and citizens that the rule of law would be upheld.

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The document was the first example of a peaceful revolution of citizens against a tyrannical monarchy.

C.

The document established the procedures by which a representative form of government should be created.

D.

The document was the first example of a group of citizens creating a court system with a jury.

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    B. The Magna Carta is one of the most important documents in history
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