Question

name:wendy date:9/2/20 period:4 izzit magna carta fill in the blank if you were read the 13 - century version of your rights, this is how it would sound. the no! no! no! clause “no free man shall be seied or in prison or of or , or of his in any other way, nor will proceed with force against him, or send others to do so, except by lawful judgement of his equals or by the law of the land.” that was about 1215. inside this building is the oldest document in the history of liberty the first great push back against arbitrary government. an ancient blow that still echoes across eight centuries. this is magna carta. the great charter to which king john agreed in (1215) at the insistence of his barons that he be held accountable.

Explanation:

The Magna Carta, signed in 1215 by King John at the insistence of his barons, is an important historical and legal document. It limited the power of the monarchy and established the principle that everyone, including the king, was subject to the law. The fill - in - the - blanks are based on key elements and phrases related to the Magna Carta's significance and content.

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No specific question asked in the fill - in - the - blank exercise, but if we assume the task is just to check the filled blanks are correct: All the filled blanks seem to be correct based on knowledge of Magna Carta. It was a 13 - Century document, safeguarded free men from being seized, imprisoned etc. except by due process, was signed in 1215, was a pushback against arbitrary government, and King John signed it at the barons' insistence.