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Which of the following was not offered by William Penn to settlers in Pennsylvania?

Representative government
Settlement of Englishmen only
Inexpensive land for settlement
Religious freedom for all colonists

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User Lele
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Answer:

Settlement of englishmen only

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User Davood Hanifi
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Answer:

Settlement of Englishmen only .

Step-by-step explanation:

  • William Penn who established and founded Pennsylvania made sure that the colony was open and free from all restrictions. Pennsylvania became a haven for religious toleration and culturally diverse colony in America.
  • Penn made provisions for elected/representative government and supported the idea of co-existence. Pennsylvania was open for all kinds of people and religious denominations. The land was also sold at reasonable prices and settlers were encouraged peaceful co-existence.
  • Penn also had good relations with the natives and had secured fair and respectable treaties with them.
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