Question

How did the signing of the Magna Carta affect the lives of ordinary townspeople of the 13th century?

A) It allowed them the opportunity to run for office and be elected by their peers.
B) It limited the power of the king to tax them and granted people jury trials before punishment.
C) It offered them representation through assemblies of peasants who could advise the king.
D) It provided the same rights to ordinary townspeople as those held by barons, lords, and other wealthy noblemen.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

@nicoleg7 any ideas?

Answer 3

I thought it was d buy i got it wrong , and maybe b

Answer 4

but

Answer 5

Hrmm so you think it's B?

Answer 6

yea idk tho

Answer 7

i think it is b since in the magna carta it said, that the king could no longer collect taxes from the English people unless the Great Council agreed.

Answer 8

am i right?

Answer 9

Hrmm this question is a little challenging, but anyways that should make sense.

Answer 10

yea and ok thxs

Answer 11

Though it might be wrong x3

Answer 12

lol well i guess ill try

Answer 13

Good luck ;3

Answer 14

thanks

Answer 15

i got it right @AloneS lol

Answer 16

Alright tell me if it was wrong

Answer 17

O.M.G LOL

Answer 18

yay lol

Answer 19

O.m.g congrats x'D

Answer 20

thanks :)

Answer 21

Lol more credit to you you're the one whos thinking (:

Answer 22

ig lol, thanks for making me think harder tho, instead of giving me an asnwer

Answer 23

Oh yes lol, ig there's a use to it xP