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Which guaranteed "Rights of Englishmen"? A. Declaration of Independance B. Constitution C. Charters of the Virginia Company D. Statute for Religious Freedom
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The guaranteed "Rights of Englishmen" are best associated with **C. Charters of the Virginia Company**. The Charters, issued in the early 1600s, explicitly stated that English settlers in the colonies would have the same rights as English subjects back in England, thus guaranteeing certain rights that were part of this concept.
The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution also reference rights and liberties but do not directly enumerate the "Rights of Englishmen" as such. The Statute for Religious Freedom, while important for the principle of religious liberty, does not pertain directly to the concept of English rights.
The Declaration of Independence and the Constitution also reference rights and liberties but do not directly enumerate the "Rights of Englishmen" as such. The Statute for Religious Freedom, while important for the principle of religious liberty, does not pertain directly to the concept of English rights.