William Penn established a positive and peaceful relationship with the Indians in Pennsylvania.
William Penn sought to develop a better relationship with the Indians in Pennsylvania than the other English colonies had managed. He capitalized on the favorable sentiments of tribal leaders by respecting Indian culture and land rights and insisting on buying land from the Lenape and other tribes for a fair price.
These efforts allowed Penn to establish a positive and peaceful relationship with the Indians in Pennsylvania.
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