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What led the American colonists to believe they had protections against the power of the British king?
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What led the American colonists to believe they had protections against the power of the British king?

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The magna carta also gave the nobles the right to rebel if the king went over his boundaries. This established the principle of limited government because it caused the king to no longer have all the power and some rights were given to the people.
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