What are five reasons England set settlers to the New World?

1. Religious freedom. England was a Protestant country, but there was a lot of religious persecution of people who did not belong to the Church of England. Many people came to the New World to escape this persecution.

2. Economic opportunity. England was a crowded country, and there were few opportunities for people to improve their economic status. Many people came to the New World to start over and make a better life for themselves.

3. Political freedom. England was a monarchy, and there was little freedom for people to participate in the government. Many people came to the New World to create a more democratic society.

4. Adventure. Some people were simply looking for adventure and excitement when they came to the New World. They wanted to explore new lands and see new things.

5. To spread English culture. England was a powerful country, and many people wanted to spread English culture to the New World. They believed that English culture was superior to the culture of the Native Americans.