Question 15 • FL-2109310-World History
The Magna Carta established protections against arbitrary punishment and recognized the right to a trial by peers. The Constitution and Bill of Rights carried forward this tradition by guaranteeing jury trials for people accused of crimes. The other choices do not describe protections drawn from the Magna Carta: it did not prohibit all taxation or limit due process to wealthy people.
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