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Yes, Pennsylvania colonists had a say in the governance of their colony. The colony was founded by William Penn as a haven for religious freedom and democratic principles, leading to the establishment of a representative assembly. This assembly allowed colonists to participate in decision-making and legislation, providing them with a significant degree of self-governance. However, ultimate authority still rested with Penn as the proprietor.
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What became a separate colony from Pennsylvania?
The colony of Delaware split off from Pennsylvania. Geographically, it had been shut off from the rest of the colony. Because of this, future-Delaware's inhabitants had very little say in Pennsylvania's representative government. They decided that it would be best that they simply establish their own government, so they became Delaware.
What did the colonist say?
To get to the other side.
What did the colonist say that the king was unfit to be?
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Which of the 13 colonies would be the best to live in and why?
I would probably say the colony of Pennsylvania. They were very laid back and the Quakers allowed any kind of religious worship within the colony. They also had a pretty peaceful living arrangement with the Native Americans while William Penn was alive
How did Pennsylvania compare to the Massachusetts bay colony?
I'm from Massachusetts, so normally I'd say Mass., but in colonial times, Pennsylvannia had a lot looser regulations and less persecution.
Why did the colonist sign the mayflower compact?
The reason the colonist signed the mayflower compact was to make peace and to say that this is how its going to be.
Why did the Mayflower colonist sign the Mayflower compact?
The reason the colonist signed the mayflower compact was to make peace and to say that this is how its going to be.
What happened after the end of the colony TV show?
Sept 28 at 11:17pm Colonist Sally:The game ended for us shortly after we found the house to be occupied. It was day 50 and it was just kinda over. Or ovah as I would say
Did John Wheelwright or did John Mason find New Hampshire the colony?
A lot of sites say different things but after looking into it and finding a reliable source who's other information on the 13 colonies was correct I can say that it was John Mason. He sent colonist over to found New Hampshire and it was named after his home town. John Wheelwright founded a colony in New Hampshire not New Hampshire it's self.
What is a colony of so as to a flock of sheep?
You could say a "colony of ants".
Why did colonist rebelled against British taxes?
"taxation without representation " the colonist where mad because they didn't have a say in what to do in parliament they just chose for them.
How do you say Pennsylvania in Esperanto?
Pensilvanio
