Question

Who did William Penn want the Pennsylvania colony to be a refuge for? A. Puritans B. Quakers C. Catholics D. Anglicans

Answer 1

The correct answer is "Letter b. Quakers".

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.

Answer 2

Answer:

B. Quakers

Explanation:

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).