How was James l's approach to the English monarchy different from that of William of Orange? O A. James believed he had absolute
power, while William of Orange agreed to restrictions on his power. O B. James l believed he could not give indulgences, while William of Orange offered them to his people. O C. James believed kings must obey the pope, while William of Orange argued for the divine right of kings. o D. James believed he had to defend Protestantism, while William of Orange abolished it in England.
During this time, the population of the colonies grew dramatically, due mostly to incentives such as a plethora of jobs that were available to most immigrants who had a minimal amount of skills.