Question

While Magna Carta would one day become a basic document of the British Constitution, democracy and universal protection of ancient liberties were not among the barons' goals. The Charter was a feudal document and meant to protect the rights and property of the few powerful families that topped the rigidly structured feudal system. . . . Magna Carta's primary purpose was to force King John to recognize the supremacy of ancient liberties, to limit his ability to raise funds, and to reassert the principle of "due process." Read the passage from “Magna Carta and Its American Legacy.” Then answer the question. According to the passage, why was the Magna Carta originally written? to be the foundation of the British Constitution to provide protection for the rights and property of the nobility to protect the liberties of all people in feudal England to provide all citizens with the right of due process

Answer 1

B: to provide protection for the rights and property of nobility

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Answer 2

to provide protection for the rights and property of the nobility

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