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What made the Pennsylvania colony unique?

It was a haven for Catholics escaping religious persecution in England.

It maintained religious tolerance, peace with Indians, and a liberal government.

It allowed for separation of church and state and equal rights for women.

It was an exclusive enclave for Puritans and Separatists.

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Penn wanted equal rights for native
Americans, and was far ahead of his time in regards to equality and religious
tolerance and freedom.


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It maintained religious tolerance, peace with Indians, and a liberal government.

Explanation:

Penn was a peaceful colony that had great lands and great climate, it was founded around the principles of religious freedom and tolerance and they didn´t had problems with the indians, and had a liberal government since it was ahead of its time.

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