William Penn wanted the Pennsylvania colony for the Quakers. The Quakers are known to be part of a historical Christian cluster back in the day, wherein it is part of a religious movements, which is known as the Religious Society of Friends, or it can be referred to as Friends Church.
Penn was the founder of the province of Pennsylvania, a colony of the United Kingdom that later would become the homonymous American state. The democratic principles he implemented in the colony served as a source of inspiration for the American Constitution.
William Penn was a Quaker and he founded the American Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in order to create a refuge for Quakers (but not only them, also other religious minorities from Europe).
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<span>Sam Adams started the "Committee of Correspondence" so that the colonists in various colonies could communicate with each other, since it was clear that the colonies would need to work together. </span>
