Answer:
Creating laws that protect property rights and enforce contracts
Explanation:
National defense and providing education are part of some Constitutional rights of citizens that must be kept by the government. The government also does subside businesses to keep products prices low or avoid high volatility of price, such as of agriculture for the production of meat, corn and dairy products, oil industry or housing and vehicles.
Now creating laws that protect property rights and enforce contracts are also a Constitutional rights of American citizens.
But accordingly with <em>Gallup's annual Mood of the Nation survey in</em> 2014 "Economy, Education and Safety were on top of the Government priority. " leaving then this option "creating laws that protect property rights and enforce contracts" out of the priority of U.S government.
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Answer:
Yes, the British did violate the colonists' rights.
Explanation:
The colonists' rights were violated because (for example) the British forced them to make space for the British soldiers to quarter (temporarily live in) their homes. Also because they imposed or forced taxes onto the colonists without their consent or allowing them to have an opinion about it (these taxes were for the British to pay their debt left over from the French and Indian war). Finally, the Colonists were prohibited from truly owning anything, from property to the very cattle they raised and the clothes they wore. Everything was property of Britain and the Crown.
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