Which explains the large number of people who left england and came to america in the 1600s? a. factories in america paid more and offered benefits. b. life in america was very easy. c. the english government forced them to leave. d. english cities were crowded and there were not enough jobs.

The correct answer is C) the English government forced them to leave. Many of the English immigrants who moved to America in the 1600's were fearing the ongoing religious persecution, as the Puritans and other small Christian "sects" were minority religions in England. The government, or more so the monarchy at the time, decided the best idea was to send the religious minorities over to what is now the United States, so that they would not have to deal with them and offered the Puritans and the other sects a better alternative.

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Colonial assemblies rejected the Albany Plan of Union because they didn't want to give up their power to a central council. ... Colonists showed their opposition to the imposition of new taxes by starting riots and protesting.