Why did the english believe land was the basis of liberty? only those who owned land could own slaves, and only if you were a slave owner were you free. their laws had stated for hundreds of years that only those who owned land were guaranteed any rights. working for wages made you subject to someone else, whereas land gave you freedom to seek your own living and to vote. churches required land for houses of worship, and religious participation was seen as the path to freedom.

The English believed that purchase of land increases voting rights and allowed them more influence in the government.  More land would mean more crops produced and earn more money. Buying land gives pride of ownership and authority to the people who work on their land who cultivate the crops. This was a struggle for the Indians who were generous people and believed in sharing their lands. English men who had more money were able to convince people to join their religion that made their church more powerful. Land ownership was viewed as financial and religious gain.

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