One Major Way That the English Differed from the French

One major way that the English differed from the French, Spanish, and Dutch in their settling of the New World was that

A) England forced the natives to conform to Christianity.
B) English colonists enjoyed more rights and powers, such as elected legislative assemblies.
C) the English enslaved the natives and forced them to work on their plantations.
D) the English imported slaves while France and Spain imported indentured servants to work their fields.
E) France and Spain established their cities on existing Native American civilizations to force the natives to work for them.