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One person was William Penn in Pennsylvania but others supported him and yet others settled in other colonies in countries other than those in North America.
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Who began a colony for the Quakers?
William Penn, who was granted a patent for the Pennsylvania colony in 1682.
Where were the Quakers allowed to live in the new world?
William Penn, a Quaker, began a colony in the area we call Pennsylvania. Today Quakers are all over the world.
What colony had Quakers and brotherly love?
Pennsylvania was settled as a colony for Quakers.
Which colony was founded as a haven Quakers?
The colony was founded as a haven for Quakers is pennsylavania
The colony of the Quakers?
Pennsylvania colony
Was Quakers a colony?
No.
Who found the colony for Quakers?
William Penn. His colony was Pennsylvania and was accepting of most, Quakers included.
Which English colony was a haven for Quakers is north America?
William Penn created Pennsylvania colony for Quakers.
What was Pennsylvania like as a colony?
Once Penn established the water route to his capital in Philadelphia thing began to really perk up. The Colony was no longer in the wilderness, the Native Americans were not hostile to the Quakers and new settlements began to spring up.
Did Quakers settle Plymouth colony?
yes there were Quakers in New York.
What colony was setteld by Quakers?
it was a colony in maryland i know that. If that helps (:
Quakers and mennonites?
Southern Colony
