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What was the significance of the Magna Carta? A. It set up religious courts to try English monks accused of crimes. B. It gave absolute power to the English king over the church and nobility. C. It gave
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What was the significance of the Magna Carta?

A. It set up religious courts to try English monks accused of crimes.


B. It gave absolute power to the English king over the church and nobility.


C. It gave certain rights to English nobility that the king had to respect.


D. It granted a charter of civil rights to landless English peasants.

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C

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It is c

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The reason why it is c is because the people were very annoyed because they had just gotten rid of king george's 3rd's laws and they wanted to create a document so the king would even have to obey the law with no exceptions.

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