William Penn
William Penn established the Quaker colony of Pennsylvania .
William Penn.
William Penn established the Quaker colony of Pennsylvania .
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One of the North American States settled by Quakers was Pennsylvania which was established by Quaker William Penn.
William Penn who established Pennsylvania was a Quaker and saw Pennsylvania as a holy experiment. He wanted to shape the new colony around the Quaker's ideas. Rhode Island was a place of religious tleration which made it easy for people facing religios prejudice to start a new life.
The Pennsylvania Colony was established because William Penn was in possession of a land grant that had been owed to his father before he died. Penn was a Quaker and wanted to establish a colony where there would be freedom from religious persecution.
Because it was established as a Colony to provide a refuge for European Quakers.
The Quakers dominated Pennsylvania during colonial times. William Penn, whom the state was named after, was a Quaker who founded Pennsylvania on Quaker principle and named a main city, Philadelphia, meaning the city of brotherly love.
Pennsylvania is best know for Quaker settlers.
Pennsylvania Pennsylvania was founded for the Quaker's ideas to be brought into practice