ANSWER:
The correct option is D- The Pennsylvania colony was tolerant of different sects of Christianity.
Step-by-step explanation:
- Religious tolerance was the law in Pennsylvania. The colony was open to accept people of all sects and faiths.
- Pennsylvania also did not establish an official church as a mark of religious tolerance.
- However, religious tolerance did not give people of all faiths equal rights in the colony. For instance, only Christians could vote or hold political office.
- People of all faiths were allowed to take part in the social and economic life of the colony.