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William Penn's hope for the Pennsylvania colony was that it would serve as?
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William Penn's hope for the Pennsylvania colony was that it would serve as?

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A safe place for people trying to escape religious persecution’s in England.
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Answer: a safe haven for quakers

Explanation: he hoped that it would become a place without religious prosecution and everyone can enjoy religious freedom

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