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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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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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