Many Members of the English Gentry Became Willing to Emigrate

Many members of the English gentry became willing to emigrate to the American colonies after

A) losing their lands to the Anglican church.
B) the enclosure movement threatened their incomes.
C) the production of tobacco led to great fortunes in the Virginia colony.
D) the break with the Catholic Church kept younger sons from having secure professional futures within the Church.
E) gold was discovered in the colony of Georgia.