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What does the magna carta mean? a. law of the land b. great charter c. rule by law d. the supreme law
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What does the magna carta mean?

a. law of the land
b. great charter
c. rule by law
d. the supreme law

User Eivour
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Hi! Magna Carta is medieval latin for B) Great Charter.

It was issued in England in the 13th century and is regarded in history as part of the first steps towards rights being more accessible to "common folk".
I hope this helped.
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Hi! Magna Carta is medieval latin for B) Great Charter.

It was issued in England in the 13th century and is regarded in history as part of the first steps towards rights being more accessible to "common folk".
I hope this helped.
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