The Economic and Social Problems in Seventeenth-Century England That Caused

question 8

Multiple Choice

The economic and social problems in seventeenth-century England that caused many English citizens to migrate to the New World were the result of

• A) the collapse of the woolens industry.
• B) warfare between England and France.
• C) the government's decision to eliminate all tariffs on foreign goods.
• D) the doubling of the English population between 1530 and 1680.

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