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9. All of the following were important facets of English colonization excepta. The English monarchy was less powerful than those of Spain or France ad did not exert tremendous control over English colonial ventures in Americab. The experience with Irish colonization encouraged the creation of English "colonies of exclusion" in Americac. The English were very interested in the conversion of native populations and sent large number of Anglican ministers to America to conduct missionary workd. England possessed a well-developed commercial economy and wealthy merchant class by the end of the 16th centurye. The enclosure process had created a large population of landless poor people in England
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