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Who was the founders the Pennsylvania colony?
William Penn
Why did the founders leave Europe to find Pennsylvania?
Clint
Why did the founders of Pennsylvania go there?
Quakers were being jailed in England so it made sense to go to Pennsylvania.
What are the release dates for Military Parade Founders Week Celebration Philadelphia - 1908?
Military Parade Founders Week Celebration Philadelphia - 1908 was released on: USA: October 1908
Was the US Constitution created by the founders?
The US Constitution was not created by the Founders. The US Constitution was written by delegates who attended the Philadelphia Convention.
Founders of all of the thirteen original colonies?
Some founded the colony of Pennsylvania.
William Penn and Sir George Calvert were the what of Pennsylvania and Maryland?
founders of those states Maryland I'm not so sure but Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn.
Where did the Cherokee migrate?
The Cherokee migrated to Oklahoma. Look up "The Trail of Tears" or "The Indian Removal."
Who said on any given Sunday?
Bert Bell, one of the founders of the Philadelphia Eagles and NFL Commissioner between 1946-1959.
Which colony was known as the most tolerant because its Quaker founders welcomed many different Christian religions?
Pennsylvania by William Penn on land given to him by the king to pay a debt he owed Penn's father.
Where was the declaration independence wrote?
The Declaration of Independence was written in the city of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The exact place where the document was written is a historic building that is now called the Declaration House.
Which country was liberty ball made?
The Liberty Bell was made in England, specifically in Whitechapel Bell Foundry, in 1752. It was originally commissioned by the Pennsylvania Provincial Assembly for the Pennsylvania State House (now known as Independence Hall) in Philadelphia. The bell cracked upon its first test ring, leading to it being recast twice by local founders John Pass and John Stow. Today, it is an iconic symbol of American independence and freedom.
