What Was the Significance of the "Country Party

What was the significance of the "Country Party"?

A) Their support for absolute monarchies inspired those who would remain Loyalists during the American Revolution.
B) Their criticism of Puritans resulted in Britain rescinding the original Massachusetts charter.
C) Their writings warned against the tendency of political power to threaten liberty and were popular in the American colonies.
D) Their promotion of British mercantilism influenced British economic policy throughout the eighteenth century.
E) Their attempts to seize the property of the landed gentry in England resulted in stricter rules of free assembly in the American colonies.