Here are some reasons that King Charles II gave William Penn the land for his colony:
William Penn was awarded a large amount of land in 1681 from Charles II who owed Penn's family. He named it Pennsylvania ( "Penn's woods" ).
Pennsylvania, because Kng Charles II gave the land to William Penn.
William Penn was awarded a large amount of land in 1681 from Charles II who owed Penn's family. He named it Pennsylvania ( "Penn's woods" ).
William Penn was granted a land charter by Charles II as repayment for a debt in 1681. One of the largest land grants in history, it was called Pennsylvania, meaning "Penn's woods."
King Charles the second owed William Penn`s father money and he asked for land not money.
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In 1681, the land charter for the region was granted by Charles II to William Penn in order to repay a debt of 16,000 Pounds owed to William Penn's father, Admiral William Penn. As such, Pennsylvania was named after William Penn. The name was a combination of "Penn's (plural possessive) Woods" or Penn's Forest. Pennsylvania was full of thick, lush forests full of game.
Pennsylvania, named after William Penn even though he didn't want it to be named after him.
William Penn was the first leader. He was given the land by the the king of England. The king was going to say no but Penn's Father was the king's friend.William PennWilliam penn was a leader. He asked the king of England to give him land in the new world. The king was going to say no, but Penn's father was the king's friend so hesaid yes and named the land Pennsylvania.
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William Penn got the land from the king for a Quaker colony. The king owed money to Penn's father and when he died Penn asked for the land instead. The king was happy to get rid of Penn because he was arrested a lot for being a Quaker.