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Why would Pennsylvania have been appealing to immigrants? A. its status as a royal colony B. its commitment to religious tolerance C. its predominantly Puritan religion D. its proximity to the southern
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Why would Pennsylvania have been appealing to immigrants?

A. its status as a royal colony
B. its commitment to religious tolerance
C. its predominantly Puritan religion
D. its proximity to the southern colonies

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I believe the answer is B. It's the same reason modern immigrants prefer to settle in more liberal cities such as San Francisco and Seattle. Because they want to be accepted.
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B. its commitment to religious tolerance
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