He was far away from he's children and wife but then when he came to the united states from the long trip from Europe he got to see them and become a president
I believe it has to do with corruption with foreign policy.
By the early 6th century B.C. social tensions in Athens had become acute, pitting the poorer citizens against rich and powerful landowners. Many citizens were reduced to the status of share croppers, and others had actually sold themselves into slavery to meet their debts. To resolve the crisis the Athenians appointed Solon as archon (magistrate) to serve as mediator and lawgiver. Plutarch and Aristotle describe in some detail the constitution devised by Solon, who then went into voluntary exile to avoid being pressured into amending this legislation.
Solon canceled most debts and freed those Athenians who had been enslaved, but he refused to redistribute property or to deprive the aristocracy of most of the political power.
<span>William Penn was just as famous as a Quaker and was also the leader of the Pennsylvania Colony. He was also a land investor and a philosopher that promoted the ideals of the religious tolerance. </span>The city of Philadelphia was planned and developed under the direction/instructions of William. He<span> wanted to call the land 'Sylvania' which mean's 'forest land'. The King wanted it to recognize William's father and so he insisted it to be called 'Pennsylvania'. Pennsylvania is not, so therefore, he named it after William Penn. It was named after his father.</span> I hope this help's you. Good luck!
