Meaning of Carta | Babel Free
Examples
“Now that we know⟳ what the words Magna Charta mean⟳, it is time to ask⟳ what the Charta was, how it came to be granted in the time of King John, and why it is that Englishmen have⟳ always given it so important a place⟳ in the history of their country.”
“The most notable of these occasions was that on which the Magna Carta, a reaffirmation of feudal rights, was presented to King John and his agreement to it extracted. The assembly of tenants-in-chief which met on the island of Runnymede to impose⟳ the Carta upon John was called a ‘parliament’.”
“On June 15, 2015, the Magna Carta, the forerunner of the concept of due process⟳, celebrated its 800th anniversary. The Carta is one of the world’s most recognized symbols of liberty under law.”
“Figure⟳ 7.1(b) portrays the attempt⟳ by English barons (and clergy) to constrain the oppressive rule⟳ of King John by forcing him to sign⟳ the Carta and thereby grant them liberties and privileges and limit⟳ his authority. From today’s perspective, this is a snapshot of a momentous event in English constitutional history. At that time, however, the Carta was a short-lived agreement that was renounced only a few months later. The constitutional development that followed the Magna Carta was a protracted process⟳ with many reversals.”
CEFR level
B1
Intermediate
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
This word is part of the CEFR B1 vocabulary — intermediate level.
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