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What principle of colonial government protects citizens from having their rights unjustly taken away? A. Ordered government B. Enlightened government C. Representative governmen…

What principle of colonial government protects citizens from having their rights unjustly taken away? A. Ordered government B. Enlightened government C. Representative governmen…
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What principle of colonial government protects citizens from having their rights unjustly taken away?

A. Ordered government

B. Enlightened government

C. Representative government

D. Limited government

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C i believe

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