Question

3 matching 30 points match the document with its grantee. virginia declaration of rights magna carta declaration of independence virginia statute of religious freedoms articles of confederation charter of the virginia company of london \life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness;\ unalienable rights. created a weak central government, states had all the power provided a government for the virginia colony led to the constitution of the united states he government cannot force the people to believe or worship in any way. no one is above the law the government is unable to take away freedoms

Explanation:

The Virginia Declaration of Rights emphasizes government - imposed freedom limitations, so it matches "The government is unable to take away freedoms". Magna Carta established the principle that no one is above the law. The Declaration of Independence includes "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness" as unalienable rights. The Virginia Statute of Religious Freedoms states that the government cannot force people to believe or worship. The Articles of Confederation created a weak central government with states having most power. The Charter of the Virginia Company of London provided a government for the Virginia colony.

Answer:

Virginia Declaration of Rights - The government is unable to take away freedoms
Magna Carta - No one is Above the law
Declaration of Independence - "Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness," Unalienable rights
Virginia Statute of Religious Freedoms - the government cannot force the people to believe or worship in any way
Articles of Confederation - Created a weak central government, States had all the power
Charter of the Virginia Company of London - Provided a government for the Virginia colony