"The Magna Carta: A Revolutionary Pact for Freedom"

"The Magna Carta: A Revolutionary Pact for Freedom".In this historical exploration, students will uncover the significance of the Magna Carta, a pivotal document sealed in 1215 during the reign of King John in England. They will learn how it emerged as a response to King John's oppressive rule, characterized by heavy taxation and disputes with the nobility. By delving into the Magna Carta, students will gain insights into its enduring principles, such as the right to a fair trial and protection against arbitrary imprisonment. They will also discover the role of key figures like Archbishop Stephen Langton and William Marshal in its creation. Beyond its immediate impact, students will understand how the Magna Carta became a symbol of the rule of law and a source of inspiration for later struggles for liberty and justice. By examining this historic charter, students will gain a deeper appreciation for its impact on constitutional governance, individual rights, and the enduring quest for freedom.