Question

The Magna Carta required the king (as executive) to be bound by law. Which of these statements best reflects how this idea applies to the U.S. Bill of Rights?. A.The government is not above the law and the will of the people. B.People are better off without a government, but it is necessary for society. C.The Congress has greater authority than the President. D.In case of a conflict, the States overrule the federal government.

Answer 1

I believe the answer is: . A.The government is not above the law and the will of the people

If the king is not bound by the law, the King could do any type of injustice towards its people and there is nothing that the society can do about it. By binding the King along with the law, the King's power become extremely limited, Which make it easier for people to give their aspiration to the government without excessive fear of their lives.

Answer 2

"The government is not above the law and the will of the people" is the statement among the statements that best reflects how this idea applies to the United States Bill of Rights. The correct option among all the options given in the question is the first option or option "A". I hope the answer helps you.