specifically to the North American Colonies. These immigrants fled

from a society that they found to be displeasing in many specific

ways. Although economic and political values led to much of the

English migration to the New World, religious tumult in England was

undoubtedly the main cause for the immigration.

James I, who believed in the divine right of kings, thought he

was allowed to disobey Parliament because he answered to no one but

God. He started a conflict with Parliament that gained momentum under

Charles I's reign. This conflict finally sparked a civil war lasting

seven years, during which time the government unsympathetically

persecuted its citizens, driving many of them out of the country.

Furthermore, England's unstable economy and inflation led to

much poverty. The demand for a certain raw material like wool could

put many slaves out of a job if the landowner suddenly decided it was

more profitable to raise sheep; thus requiring only a small fraction

of the work force. Inflation also made life hard for the poorer

destruction, though, the colonists decided that they would create a

even sent to jail. The English nation was in a state of religious

turmoil with no religion to unify its citizens.

they believed that even Anglicanism was not as much a reform from

Many people from England fled to the New World during the late

1500s and early 1600s. Their country was in a state of economic,

difficult, they left England and headed straight toward the New World.

while they temporarily settled in the Colonies, England would be

Catholicism as they wanted. These Protestants were called Puritans,

to create a Protestant nation in North America. Since they knew that

King Henry VIII had established the Anglican Church, which he strongly

become too intense on individuals and their everyday life, and

ho found they could no longer pay for basic necessities.

the Colonies was an opportunity too good to pass up.

belief that any killing of the enemy was good since God was on their

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