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Why was the Magna Carta significant to the development of democratic government? A. It clearly explained the ideals of the first democracies of Greece. B. It set a precedent for…

Why was the Magna Carta significant to the development of democratic government? A. It clearly explained the ideals of the first democracies of Greece. B. It set a precedent for…
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Why was the Magna Carta significant to the development of democratic government? A. It clearly explained the ideals of the first democracies of Greece. B. It set a precedent for limiting the power of the government. C. It limited the power of the government to the nobles. D. It gave women in England the right to vote.

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The answer is B

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it limites the kings power over power over the nobles bringing the english monarchy less power there is before

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