Why did the English king give William Penn land in the colonies —— The king owed Penn's family money and gave them the land to repay them. The king wanted Penn to battle for control of New Netherland.

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Why did the English king give William Penn land in the colonies

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The king owed Penn's family money and gave
them the land to repay them.

The king wanted Penn to battle for control of
New Netherland.

The king wanted the Quakers to be able to
practice their religion freely.

The king wanted Penn to grow wheat and send it
to England.

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high-school

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Answer:

The king owed Penn's family money and gave

them the land to repay them.

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Bryen answered Mar 4, 2022

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