Magna Carta is a document related to the history of which country?

Correct answer: England

The direct answer is C, England. Magna Carta was issued in England in 1215 during the reign of King John. It was an agreement that placed important limits on the king's authority and recognized that the ruler was not completely above the law. It helped develop the later idea of constitutional government and rights, although it was not a modern democratic constitution. Option A, France, had its own medieval history but Magna Carta is not an English document. Option B, Russia, is not its country of origin. Option C is correct because the charter was sealed at Runnymede in England. Option D, China, had a separate political and legal history and was not connected with this charter. Memory cue: Magna Carta means England, King John, 1215, and limits on royal power.