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What did William Penn believe deeply in? A. religious ideas and inventions B. religious freedom and tolerance C. religious restrictions and fanaticism D. religious experimentati…

What did William Penn believe deeply in? A. religious ideas and inventions B. religious freedom and tolerance C. religious restrictions and fanaticism D. religious experimentati…
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What did William Penn believe deeply in? A. religious ideas and inventions B. religious freedom and tolerance C. religious restrictions and fanaticism D. religious experimentation and curiosity

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I think B. religious freedom and tolerance. is right
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William Penn believed deeply in "B. religious freedom and tolerance" which is why his intention for Pennsylvania was to have it be a place where people of all different backgrounds and creeds could live in harmony.
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