Which part of English society was completely exempted from restrictions under the Magna Carta?
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The correct answer is the Church .
the church always answered to the pops not to the king's . They couldn't be regulated through magna Carta since the king did not have any jurisdiction over them .
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Church of English society was completely exempted from restrictions under the Magna Carta.
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- The Magna Carta exempted the Church from abiding by its rules since the Church would not be accountable to the king, but the Pope who according to them governs their doing.
- Magna Carta, that is 'The Great Charter,' is one of the most significant documents in history, as it defines the idea that all, including the Sovereign, is equal to the law and guarantees the rights of people, freedom and order.
- The church only answered to the Pope, instead of being answerable to the kings.
- The Magna Carta did not govern them, since the king had no authority over them.
- That is why Popes and Kings have challenged many times, because Kings have based their power on politics and Church on religion.
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