18. The guarantee that English settlers in the New World would retain the ""rights of Englishmen"" proved to be A) an empty promise. B) unpopular among the settlers. C) the cause of revolutions in Spain and France. D) the foundation for American liberties. E) a catalyst for French colonization of North America.

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18. The guarantee that English settlers in the New World would retain the ""rights of Englishmen"" proved to be A) an empty promise. B) unpopular among the settlers. C) the cause of revolutions in Spain and France. D) the foundation for American liberties. E) a catalyst for French colonization of North America.

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Antwan Benitez · Answer 1

D) the foundation for American liberties.

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Guarantee's that English settlers in the New World which have been retained the "rights of Englishmen" certified to be the foundation for American liberties. Basically the rights of Englishmen are been recognized as the ancestral rights of the English subjects regarding the Britisher's sovereign. The early years at Jamestown were mainly indulged by disease, starvation, as well as frequent Indian raids.