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The government in Pennsylvania could be described as a government that was based off of religious standards or proprietary colony. It also set up a democracy in which the people of the colony held the power. This type of government was crucial because it inspired the future government.

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Not only did the middle colonies have a successful and a widely diverse economy, but it also had large agricultural farms that grew all sorts of crops such as grains such as wheat, rye, and oats. Along with the crops they produced agriculture that included livestock, wheat, corn, and dairy.

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Relations between Pennsylvania’s Native American and European peoples underwent cataclysmic change during the second half of the eighteenth century. Despite the reputation for peaceful intercultural relations that Pennsylvania had enjoyed since its founding in 1681, a series of wars engulfed its frontiers after 1754, leading to the dispossession and exile of the colony’s native peoples.

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The religion that dominated the Pennsylvania colony was Christianity. When William Penn founded the colony he welcomed all religions to practice it freely. He encouraged this because he did not want anyone to feel like he and the Quakers did when they couldn't willingly practice their religion.

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The leader of this colony was William Penn. However the original leader of this colony was King Charles ll. He let Penn have the colony because he owed Penn's family a large amount of money. Penn founded this colony so that he and his group of Quakers could have religious freedom. Another person that played an important role in this colony was John Penn. John Penn was the grandson of William Penn and soon became the governor of Pennsylvania.

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The government grew and changed over time by religious freedoms, trial by jury, freedom of the press,  and limited death penalties.

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During the Seven year war which lasted in North America from 1754 to 1760, the colony that William Penn had envisioned as a “peaceable kingdom” became instead the scene of some of the most horrific interracial violence in early America. The disruption of Pennsylvania’s Indian relations caused a deep political rift to open between Philadelphia’s Quaker community and colonists living along the Susquehanna Valley frontier.

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By the 1790 Native Americans and Pennsylvania’s European peoples were permanently estranged from each other, and no Indian nations retained secure possession of homelands within the state’s borders. By 1754, European colonization had substantially altered the location and number of Native Americans in Pennsylvania.

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They produced major resources that the Middle Colonies were extremely dependent on. These Productions consisted of Paper Making, Ship Building, and Textile products. To reach other economies, they used their shipping hubs located in big cities such as Philly and New York.

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Religion also played a major part in the government and it dictated what the laws and punishments looked like. Religion  dictated who could run for office. Although all religions were welcome it was not welcome in the political office.

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The states in the Middle Colonies all had the same climate. The mid-atlantic climate consisted of cold winters and warm summers. In PA they had coastal plains, plateaus and mountains.

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In this area, this was an ideal harbors for shipping and agriculture. The middle colonies had large amounts of wheat, oats, barley and rye. Because of that, they were known as the "Breadbasket".