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Which document established the principle that government should be based on laws and not on the whims of a ruler?
Perhaps the most famous is the Magna Carta or "Great Charter" which King John of England was compelled by the nobility of his realm to sign in 1215. Some aspects of this document were respected and came to be regarded as law - e.g. the right to trial by jury - whilst other bits were largely ignored. Even when such laws such as the right to trial by jury were established it did not mean you got a fair trial and later reforms were needed in a long process of slowly evolving reforms.
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Continue to refuse to sign the document.
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Which of the following actions is an example of the Renaissance idea of secularism?
A politician argues that religious images should not be displayed in any government building
