Match the causes of increased English settlement in the Americas to their effects.

Inheritance laws: younger sons left with no share

Tobacco plantation: displaced farmers

Wool industry: labor-intensive crop

Explanation:

Promoters of English colonization in North America, a considerable lot of whom never wandered over the Atlantic, expounded on the abundance the English would discover there. These sponsors of the settlement would have liked to turn a benefit regardless of whether by bringing in crude assets or giving new markets to English products and spread Protestantism.

An altogether different gathering of English people rushed to the chilly atmosphere and rocky soil of New England, prodded by strict thought processes.