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In 1215 a group of noblemen forced King John to accept a charter of rights. What is this charter called?

  1. aThe Domesday Book
  2. bThe Magna CartaCorrect answer
  3. cThe Statute of Rhuddlan
  4. dThe Bill of Rights

Why?

The Magna Carta, which means 'Great Charter', was agreed by King John in 1215. The Bill of Rights came much later, in 1689.

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