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King John, son of Henry II, signed the Magna Carta into law in 1215. Feudal barons attempting to protect their power pushed the Magna Carta. It was the first time a document was imposed on a king by his subjects.

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Which monarch was on the throne when the magna carta was released?

The English monarch that signed the Magna Carta was King John.


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King John was influenced to sign the magna carta by his barons and the people of which he governed.


What agreement was King John of England forced to sign and 1215 which limited the power of the monarch?

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