the increase in the need of personal and religious freedom
Explanation:
The land in America offered a vast array of opportunities to the English settlers. But they did not come to the land just like that. Social and economic factors pushed the settlers to leave the English lands. For example, as the monarchies were consolidating their powers, certain privileges of the people were put in danger and denied. One of them was religious liberty. Sectors of the society though they would be better off in America whose lands were quiet and free from strife. Thus, they came to America where they faced a stand off from the Maori Tribe or the Red Indians as they were called.
The social conditions in England had started to deteriorate to a great extent. The Britishers wanted to explore new lands and places for trade purposes. Slowly and steady the trading partners were diminishing and they had to expand. When the Britishers came to America, there was nothing defined.They could not just capture the land and call it theirs.
Explanation:
Britain was expanding their roots and colonies. They had almost occupied most parts on the map. They invaded America at the very end and it took America almost two decades to get rid of the British colonies that too with the help of its enemies such as France and Spain.
Trade and opportunities had been restricted in Britain.
