Which of the following was/were the chief aims of Magna Carta?
Correct answer: C. Both of them
- A. To protect the feudal privileges of nobility
- B. To protect rights of church against the extension of royal power
- C. Both of them
- D. None of them
Explanation
Magna Carta limited royal authority by safeguarding important feudal rights of the nobility and the liberties of the Church. Thus, both stated purposes are recognized among its chief aims.
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