Question

William Penn established the mid-Atlantic colony of Pennsylvania mainly because

Answer 1

Desire to create a logical, well organized, religiously tolerant colony.

Answer 2

Answer:

desire to create a logical, well-organized, religiously tolerant colony.

Explanation:

Pennsylvania was born as a relifiously tolerant colony, and was founded because its founder and other people were fleeing religious prosecution, because of that they wanted to establish a colony that had religious tolerance and a place to grow, he was a quaker and as a quaker he was not obbeying the obligatory anglican religion for all British citizens, so when the opportunity came and he along with other 200 settlers were granted half of the New Jersey province they took the opportunity to create a province for themselves were there was religious tolerance.