What were the results of the magna carta?

Answer 1

the answer is they made him sign the magna carta cuz they wanted to take over the land and if he didnt sign it then they was gonna kill him and he didnt wanna die. but he really did wanna keep his land and be the leader of his land that belonged to him. so mainly he just signed a deed to make someone else be the leader

Answer 2

Magna Carta, signed in 1215. It's influence was fundamentally on the ruler and the ruled. The consequences were a sea-change shift in the balance of power, away from the monarch, and towards the people. It laid the basis for removing absolute autonomy from the monarch, and for him to accept that his will was bound by duly constituted law. The Magna Carta also explicitly protected certain freedoms and rights of the monarch's subjects. e.g. the right and freedom to appeal against unlawful imprisonment. It influenced the development of common law and statute law, which are key features of the English legal system. Over the centuries the ideals and principles embedded within Magna Carta have moved the citizens of Britain to (a) be more and more aware of their human rights, and (b) to speak up when their rights have been threatened, ignored or violated, particularly by those 'in authority'. And the ongoing evolution of the legal system, from the Magna Carta to the present, albeit slower than many would wish, is testimony to the peoples' desire for justice and fairness in all things, together with their wish for the right to participate in, or significantly influence, the decision-making processes of government.

One fundamental consequence of the Magna carta today is the total lack of power of the monarch, who only exists as a figurehead, the power being with the people.

Answer 3

No one can be destroyed in any way unless found guilty in trial.

Answer 4

nothing happened!

Answer 5

the long term wss fif gty

Answer 6

i dont know thats why i am asking