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Magna Carta – A Fight Between Kings and NoblesVersión en línea Magna Carta – A Fight Between Kings and Nobles por Vijo Gor 1 What is the Magna Carta an example of? a A fight for peasants’ freedom b Intra-class struggle between the king and the nobles c A war between different civilizations 2 Why did the nobles rebel against King John? a He didn’t protect the peasants b He taxed them heavily and ruled unfairly c He refused to fight wars 3 What is the Magna Carta? a A document limiting the king’s power and protecting barons b A treaty between England and France c A law giving peasants more freedom 4 Who benefited from the Magna Carta at first? a Everyone in England b Only nobles; it didn’t help peasants or common people c Merchants and peasants 5 What did the Magna Carta say? a The king must follow laws and treat nobles fairly b The king could tax everyone without limits c Nobles must always support the king 6 What did the Magna Carta lead to? a The idea of Parliament to give nobles more power b More wars between nobles and the king c Complete freedom for peasants 7 What is Parliament in the Middle Ages? a A group of nobles and clergy coming together to advise the king on laws often by voting b A meeting of peasants to protest taxes c A gathering of kings from different countries 8 How did the Magna Carta impact history? a It later inspired ideas about laws and people’s rights b It abolished taxes forever c It made peasants more powerful than nobles

Magna Carta – A Fight Between Kings and NoblesVersión en línea

Magna Carta – A Fight Between Kings and Nobles

por Vijo Gor

What is the Magna Carta an example of?

A fight for peasants’ freedom

Intra-class struggle between the king and the nobles

A war between different civilizations

Why did the nobles rebel against King John?

He didn’t protect the peasants

He taxed them heavily and ruled unfairly

He refused to fight wars

What is the Magna Carta?

A document limiting the king’s power and protecting barons

A treaty between England and France

A law giving peasants more freedom

Who benefited from the Magna Carta at first?

Everyone in England

Only nobles; it didn’t help peasants or common people

Merchants and peasants

What did the Magna Carta say?

The king must follow laws and treat nobles fairly

The king could tax everyone without limits

Nobles must always support the king

What did the Magna Carta lead to?

The idea of Parliament to give nobles more power

More wars between nobles and the king

Complete freedom for peasants

What is Parliament in the Middle Ages?

A group of nobles and clergy coming together to advise the king on laws often by voting

A meeting of peasants to protest taxes

A gathering of kings from different countries

How did the Magna Carta impact history?

It later inspired ideas about laws and people’s rights

It abolished taxes forever

It made peasants more powerful than nobles

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Magna Carta – A Fight Between Kings and NoblesVersión en línea

por Vijo Gor

What is the Magna Carta an example of?

Why did the nobles rebel against King John?

What is the Magna Carta?

Who benefited from the Magna Carta at first?

What did the Magna Carta say?

What did the Magna Carta lead to?

What is Parliament in the Middle Ages?

How did the Magna Carta impact history?