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William Penn was the of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania became home for many . Settlers in Pennsylvania had a relationship with American Indians.

William Penn was the of Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania became home for many . Settlers in Pennsylvania had a relationship with American Indians.
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William Penn was the

of Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania became home for many
.
Settlers in Pennsylvania had a
relationship with American Indians.

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Proprietor ; Quakers ; Friendly

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William penn was the proprietor it became home for many quakers and they had a friendly relationship with the american indians

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