Which of the following statements most accurately describes the influence of the Magna Carta on government in the United States? Like the nobles in King John's time, the framers of the Constitution wanted to find ways to expand government's power The framers of the Constitution agreed that the role of the legislature should be one of giving advice, not suggesting new laws The framers of the Constitution agreed that the powers of their king needed to be held in check Like the nobles in King John's time the framers of the Constitution wanted protections against the abuse of government power

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Corey Marquez

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11 February, 11:49

Which of the following statements most accurately describes the influence of the Magna Carta on government in the United States? Like the nobles in King John's time, the framers of the Constitution wanted to find ways to expand government's power The framers of the Constitution agreed that the role of the legislature should be one of giving advice, not suggesting new laws The framers of the Constitution agreed that the powers of their king needed to be held in check Like the nobles in King John's time the framers of the Constitution wanted protections against the abuse of government power

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Arely Burnett · Answer 1

The Magna Carta was a revolutionary agreement and governing model in England because for the first time it placed the King under the law and it also established specific rights for citizens and nobles of England. Therefore, the Magna Carta served as a model for the Framers of the Constitution because the framers of the Constitution wanted protections against the abuse of government power and specifically wanted to prevent too much power from being amassed in any one branch of government or in the hands of any one individual in government.