Question

question 15
2 pts
the magna carta, signed by king john of england, was a
treaty between john and the english peasants who had risen up during the english peasants revolt.
contract that promised the church that church lands would never be taxed.
treaty between england and france to end the war caused by the norman invasion.
legal document defining particular rights of nobles and freemen and limiting royal power.
charter announcing johns abdication of the throne.

Explanation:

The Magna Carta was a legal document signed in 1215. It was not related to the English Peasants' Revolt (which was much later), nor was it a treaty with France or a charter of abdication. It did not solely pertain to the Church's tax - free lands. It was mainly about defining rights of nobles and freemen and limiting royal power.

Answer:

legal document defining particular rights of nobles and freemen and limiting royal power.