The correct answers are
1) To obtain land- Considering the rigid social structure established in England during the 16th and 17th centuries, it made sense that people wanted to leave. In the English social structure, it was very difficult to obtain land and climb the social ladder. In the North American colonies, however, there was no social norms established when first arrived. This means that each man has the chance to obtain land and build his own fortunre.
2) To seek economic opportunity- The lure of cash crops like rice, indigo, tobaco, cotton, etc. showed British citizens there this is a chance to make significant profits.
3) To seek religious freedoms- Many of these individuals were known as Pilgrims. They were prosecuted for their religious beliefs in England. This caused them to move to North America.