Based on the passage, the Magna Carta limited the power of the English A. lords. B. merchants. C. monarchs. D. peasants.

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Maurice Jennings

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2 January, 19:22

Based on the passage, the Magna Carta limited the power of the English A. lords. B. merchants. C. monarchs. D. peasants.

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Javion Hickman · Answer 1

Option C, Monarchs.

Explanation:

The Magna Carta also known as ' The Great Charter' is one of the most important document in the history of mankind. This milestone document was signed by King John of England. It established the 'rule of law'. The principle that everyone is subject to the law, even the king. It put restrictions on the arbitrary powers of the monarchs of England.

The Magna Carta also emphasized on individual rights and freedom of the citizens. It is often regarded as the greatest constitutional document.

Cesar · Answer 2

C. monarchs

Explanation:

Magna Carta served as the Written constitution in Europe, under which the power of Monarch came under the rule of law. In the background of Civil war King John on June 15, 1215, granted a charter of liberties. However, it was not initially strong and revised 216, 1217, and 1225. It became the foundation of English common law. It should be noted here that power was still remained in hands of wealthy barons and not common people were still at their mercy.