All of the following statements are true about the Magna Carta except:

A. It challenged the idea that Monarchs had absolute power.
B. It allowed Monarchs to tax citizens at will.
C. It gave people rights.
D. It prevented leaders from jailing or executing people without due process (fair trial).

It allowed Monarchs to tax citizens at will. The Magna Carta was written to limit the kings power because he was abusing it.

Answered by faithhopecharity1 | 2024-06-10

The false statement about the Magna Carta is that it allowed Monarchs to tax citizens at will. This document limited Monarch power, set a precedent for due process, and afforded rights to the people. ;

Answered by JohnBarrymore | 2024-06-18

The false statement about the Magna Carta is option B: It allowed Monarchs to tax citizens at will, as the Magna Carta actually limited the king’s ability to tax without consent. This historic document, signed in 1215, protected the rights of nobles and established the idea of due process. It marked a crucial step in the development of constitutional governance in England.
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Answered by JohnBarrymore | 2024-09-27