
The purchase of the Magna Carta
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- Q1What was the primary reason the wealthy American person purchased the Magna Carta?To make money from itTo protect it from being lostTo donate it to a museumTo keep it as a private collection30s
- Q2What does the word 'rare' mean in the context of the video?Easy to duplicateDifficult to findVery commonExpensive30s
- Q3How much did the wealthy American pay for the Magna Carta?$12 million$8 million$21 million$18 million30s
- Q4Where did the auction take place for the sale of the Magna Carta?ParisWashington, D.C.New YorkLondon30s
- Q5Why do you think the Magna Carta is considered a symbol of freedom and justice?It is a document that limited the power of the kingIt was the first document to recognize human rightsIt is a religious textIt is an ancient artifact30s
- Q6How many copies of the Magna Carta are known to exist?FourTenTwoSix30s
- Q7What does the word 'artifact' mean?A piece of technologyA modern piece of artAn ancient object of historical valueA legal document30s
- Q8The Magna Carta was originally signed in 1215 by King John of England. True or False?FalseTrue30s
- Q9How might the purchase of such a historic document by a private collector affect public access to history?It could limit the public's ability to view the documentIt would lead to the document being destroyedIt could make the document more accessible to the publicIt would have no impact30s