Englishmen who supported colonization did so because they believed that it would enhance England's power among European nations. colonies would provide a place for the unemployed to work. it would give England strategic political outposts. the sons of the nobility could achieve political power overseas.

colonies would provide a place for the unemployed to work

Explanation:

Englishmen who supported colonization did so because they believed that "colonies would provide a place for the unemployed to work."

This is because, at the beginning of the English colonization of other nations, there was an enclosure movement in England in which English farmer turned their farms into sheep pastures. This new development increased unemployment.

Hence, with the widespread unemployment in England, there is more interest in colonization to get people employment.

it further strained relations between the north and the south and convinced

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