Which factor was significant to the cavaliers in the early colonization of eastern virginia?

Free land was most significant to the cavaliers in the early colonization of eastern Virginia. In 1607, Virginia was founded by John Smith. People moved from Europe to America and added to their culture and population. The traits of Europeans were also altered due to their localization in a different land. Availability of free land encouraged them to move in huge numbers.

Explanation:

To protect individual rights, the Anti-Federalists wanted to add a bill of rights to the Constitution.