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Q: Why was William Penn arrested in England?
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Why was William penn arrested?

William Penn went to prison for being a Quaker. Everyone in England was supposed to be Church of England. His father owed money to the King so William settled on taking land in America instead.


Why was William penn in England?

William Penn was in England because he was asking the King if he could found Pennsylvania.


Who created Pennsylvania as a home for Quakers escaping persecution in New England?

William Penn


What was the Pennsylvania's settlers origins?

British. It was settled by William Penn who was given a land grant by the king to settle a debt he had with Penn's father. Penn was glad to leave England since he was a Quaker and was arrested and jailed for his beliefs.


Where was William Penn from?

William Penn was born in October 15, 1644 in London, England.


Who named the New England colonies and who found them?

William penn and William penn duhh hoes


Where did William Penn travel?

William Penn traveled to Ireland, England, and the New World, which had Pennsylvania in it, too.


What is the name of the country Penn William as born from?

William Penn as born in England. He as the American hero that found Philadelphia and saved them from the mean England king.


Where did William Penn come from?

He came from London, England.


When was William Penn born?

William Penn was born on October 14, 1644.


Who was William Penn and why did the king of England owe him?

William Penn was an early Quaker and founder of the Province of Pennsylvania which later became the State of Pennsylvania. King Charles II of England owed a major debt to his father, also William Penn an English admiral and politician.


Founded by William Penn?

Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn for Quakers that were emigrating from England. The land was given by the king of England Charles II as a favor to William Penn's father for returning him to the throne after the rule of Oliver Cromwell. the benefit of the land grant was to get a Major dissident and his followers to leave the country.