Inviolability
According to the Fourth Amendment, every American citizen has the right to inviolability. This means that cases where search and seizure mandates (including imprisonment) are required should be limited in scope, based on specific information transmitted to the issuing court, usually by a bailiff.
The Fourth Amendment states that "The right of the people to the inviolability of their persons, houses, papers and property, against unreasonable searches and seizures shall not be infringed and shall not be issued except by evidence of guilt, confirmed by oath or declaration, and in it the place of the search and the persons or things to be apprehended will be particularly described. "
The people who came to the american colonies in the 17th century had already been exposed to the idea of limited government, thanks mainly to :
The magna carta
Which limit the power of the King at that time
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Answer:
Benjamin Lundy rejected William Travis's notion that the Texan rebels are fighting for liberty as Texan rebels were planning to expand slavery, which negated any claims about liberty.
Explanation:
Benjamin Lundy was an abolitionist and publisher in the 1820s and 30s.
In his text titled "The Life, Travels, and Opinions of Benjamin Lundy," he shared his concerning the Texan rebels. William Travis, the lawyer, shared his concern about the Texan rebels and believed that they were fighting for liberty. To this Benjamin opined that Texan rebels were not fighting for liberty as they were planning to expand slavery, which invalidate such claims.
I think its C but I'm not sure.