Use the passages The Magna Carta to answer the question. Select Passage 1 and Passage 2.

Question

Which describes the main difference in theme between each passage?

(1 point)
Responses

The Magna Carta is about property rights, while the Declaration of the Rights of Man is about general human rights.
The Magna Carta is about property rights, while the Declaration of the Rights of Man is about general human rights.

The Magna Carta is about the relationship between the nobility and the king, while the Declaration of the Rights of Man is about the relationship between all citizens of the republic.
The Magna Carta is about the relationship between the nobility and the king, while the Declaration of the Rights of Man is about the relationship between all citizens of the republic.

The Magna Carta is about property rights, while the Declaration of the Rights of Man is about tax rights.
The Magna Carta is about property rights, while the Declaration of the Rights of Man is about tax rights.

The Magna Carta is concerned with personal debts, while the Declaration of the Rights of Man is about general human rights.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

The Magna Carta is about the relationship between the nobility and the king, while the Declaration of the Rights of Man is about the relationship between all citizens of the republic.

This response accurately reflects the primary focus of each document, with the Magna Carta primarily dealing with limitations on the king's power in relation to the nobility, while the Declaration of the Rights of Man emphasizes the rights and liberties of all citizens in a democratic society.