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question 50 (2 points)
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signed by king john i of england, the magna carta:
ended the hundred years war
granted the king wide powers over the nobles, including the right to impose taxes as he chose
established the rule of french nobles over england in the aftermath of the norman conquest
forced the king to convene councils known as parliaments in order to raise new taxes

Explanation:

The Magna Carta was a charter of rights agreed to by King John of England in 1215. It limited the king's power. The Hundred Years' War was much later (1337 - 1453), so the first option is wrong. It did not give the king more power over nobles (so the second option is wrong). The Norman Conquest was in 1066, long before the Magna Carta (1215), so the third option is wrong. The Magna Carta included provisions that the king could not levy taxes without common consent (which led to the development of parliaments).

Answer:

Forced the king to convene councils known as parliaments in order to raise new taxes.