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“William Penn and American History.” Pennsbury Manor, www.pennsburymanor.org/history/william-penn-and-american-history/.

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William Penn was an important figure to the Pennsylvania. Penn was the founder of Pennsylvania, which was a big deal. He decided to make Pennsylvania very diverse as far as religion had went. He accepted voyagers and other colonists who were of different religion to stay in the state and practice freely. Even though he had given people of different religions freedom there, it didn't mean that they would all have equal opportunity. Only those of Christian faith could have a political position, or vote.

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Some significant events of the Pennsylvania colony included:
In the 1700's Pennsylvania was considered the richest and third biggest colony out of the thirteen.
In 1688, a protest was written that talked about how slavery was unacceptable and how it should be abolished. It had been signed by the Quakers.
In 1712, Pennsylvania had decided to get rid of slavery and abolished it.
Benjamin Franklin was a big figure that had come from Pennsylvania, as he had a big publishing business and printing shop, also was soon to be president.

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Type of Colony, Religion, and Colonial Government:

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Type of Colony: Proprietary Colony
Religion: There was a freedom of religion within the Pennsylvania Colony. The colony was not only religiously tolerant of the Quakers, but also tolerant of Protestants and the Amish.
Colonial Government: The government of the Pennsylvania Colony had a governor, proprietor, a 72-member Provincial Council, and a much larger general assembly. WIlliam Penn was a man who advocated for democracy as well as religious tolerance. The colony was very physically and structurally developed.

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Specific Location of Colony and Impact Location and Physical Geography had on Economic Development (specific trade also mentioned):

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Specific Location of Colony and Impact Location and Physical Geography had on Economic Development (specific trade also mentioned):

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The Pennsylvania Colony was located across the Atlantic Coast of North America. Since Pennsylvania was located near the coast, they had relied heavily on trade. Within their trade they had wood, fur, lumber, as well as slaves at times. The Natives that were originally there also were willing to trade furs and jewelry that they had for crops. Some of the natural resources found within the Pennsylvania colony included iron ore, forest, and farmland. With these natural resources, the colony was able to grow and develop economically.

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European Countries that had settlements in the colony(and why):

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At first, Pennsylvania was colonized by the Swedish and Dutch, in the 17th century, before the British took over. It was also a colony that was founded by the religious Quakers whose leader was William Penn. This colony continued to act as a center of trade for the Dutch who the British allowed to stay within the colony. Also, the main purpose of the colony was to serve as a colony that was religiously tolerant.