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Why was the Magna Carta from the year 1215 important?
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Why was the Magna Carta from the year 1215 important?

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It was important because it gave more power the people of England and stated that even the monarchs had to obey the laws.

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The Magna Carta was important because it established the rights of the English people and stated that even the king had to follow the law.
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