The English Colonial Model in the New World Differed from That

question 48

Multiple Choice

The English colonial model in the New World differed from that of other European states in that it

• A) depended on enslaving native peoples to mine silver.
• B) depended on peaceful relationships and trade with native peoples.
• C) resulted from a desire to spread Christianity to as many parts of the world as possible.
• D) dispossessed native peoples from their lands in order to accommodate a growing English settler population.

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