Question

what impact did the magna carta have on the english monarchy?
it did away with it.
it limited it.
it strengthened it.
it restored it.

Explanation:

The Magna Carta (1215) was a charter that placed limits on the power of the English monarchy. It established that the king was not above the law and that certain rights and liberties of the barons (and by extension, over time, more people) were to be respected. It did not do away with the monarchy (as the monarchy still existed after it), did not strengthen the monarchy's unrestricted power (since it imposed limits), and did not restore it (as the monarchy was already in place before 1215).

Answer:

It limited it.