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Answer: Freedom of religion, a wealth of the New World.
Explanation:
Religious and economic reasons are elementary factors of Puritan migrations to the New World. In England, the Puritans came into conflict with the church but also with the state over religion. Namely, during the sixteenth century, the Protestant movement spread throughout Europe. Protestants demanded a return to original Christianity and criticized the luxury of the church. In England, the movement had a large number of supporters called Puritans. Unable to achieve their new world goals, they decided to leave for England and migrate to North America.
Since the discovery of North America, news of wealth in the New World has arrived in Europe. America then had many natural and mineral resources. Certainly, the effort to exploit North America's natural and mineral resources was one of the elements of the English colonization of the continent.
The relationship of King John and his nobility was not good at all, the king was very unpopular among the barons. There were constant troubles between them, because the king restricted their rights by their own arbitrariness. In order to establish a kind of peace between the king and rebellious barons, Archbishop of Canterbury has drawn up a charter of rights under the name Magna Carta. Magna Carta was signed by King John in 1215. and it was the first document that imposed the legal frameworks for royal power. According to Clause 61 of this Charter, a 25 baron committee would be able to reject the Royal Decree. This would result in the protection of church rights, protecting the barons against unlawful imprisonment, quick justice, and limiting feudal taxes.
According to the law, this document forced King John to accept the rights of the nobility and the limitations of his royal power. In reality, none of the parties have literally adhered to the charter.
That made the perosn more stronger and had more control over others. They were the rulers of evryone and evryone had to follow thier own rules from them.
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Maybe until the 25th century