Under the Dominion of New England, American colonists A .felt the rights secured for them by the Magna Carta were being violated.

B. were empowered by the rights secured for them by the Magna Carta.

C. had more flexibility to own land and other forms of property.

D. were no longer subjected to the authority of the English king.

A. Felt the rights secured for them by the Magna Carta were being violated.

Explanation:

The Dominion of New England was the unification of several states in New England that was done as an administrative purpose by King James II of England in 1686. This union was part of a larger plan that will lead to further power to tighten control over the American colonies.

This political move led to the British government exercising more power over the colonies in America. This also led to the colonists feeling that their rights under the Magna Carta were being violated. The Magna Carta that was created in 1215 guaranteed certain rights of the people and also provided them protection as regards to their interests. So, the establishment of the Dominion was contradictory to the ideals of the Magna Carta.

Thus, the correct answer is option A.

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