Question

Imagine you are a settler in William Penn’s new colony, Pennsylvania.

Answer 1

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Dear fellow quakers in England

I have finally settled in the Pennsylvania colony.

The life in this new land is difficult because we have to create a civilization from scratch, but perhaps this is also part of the charm: the opportunity for a new beginning, a new place where our values are respected and promoted.

I invite you all to accept the challenge if you feel capable: leave the intolerance of England, and take the trip here, where we all can start a new life.

Sincerely

Pennsylvania Colonist.

Answer 2

Answer:

Dear Friends, Life in England in the 1680's is well. William Penn had been jailed again for preaching and spreading word of his religious beliefs. I do believe since he has good standing with King Charles II that he will again be released soon. He has hopes that his government planning will allow him to incorporate his religious beliefs. Many people are becoming attracted to England for freedom of religion and greater government tolerance. Sincerly, John Doe

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