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People of all backgrounds were invited to live in colonial Pennsylvania, free from per secution. How do you think that affected religious practices in the colony? Explain your answer. HELP HELP HELP ME
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People of all backgrounds were invited to live in colonial Pennsylvania, free from per secution. How do you think that affected religious practices in the colony? Explain your answer. HELP HELP HELP ME PLEASE HURRY IM ABOUT TO GET IN TROUBLE

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Pennsylvania was a Quaker colony meaning any religion was allowed,so that means it religion wasn't affected,until the 19th century that is. :) hope it helped!
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