William Penn

ability to establish general assembly, people chosen to make up rules to govern colony is called Frame of Government

Penn treated the Delaware tribes with respect and got along with their tribe leader Tamanend.

Penn's wife Hannah ran PA's government until 1775.

The Frame of Government is also known as ______ ___ _____.

This church was founded in 1685; today it is an Episcopal Church.

What important laws were created for Penn's Colony?

The Great Law was made in 1682 and said all people were created equal and could worship in their religious choice.

William Penn's colony included____________ all who enjoyed religious freedom

The land grand was called the Charter of 1681 or _____ ______.

Before Penn started his colony, people were allowed to worship as they pleased.

1 of the main ideas behind Penn's new colony was the king was unable to pay Penn's father, so he was given a land grant.

Quakers did not believe in war or fighting.

What church was founded by the Jesuits in 1733 and was the 1st Catholic church in PA?

In September ____, Penn finally arrived with 100 Quakers on the ship called _____.

Only 70 Quakers survived the voyage and were lacking supplies when they arrived

William Penn was born in England on __________.

In Penn's new colony, He wanted people to be viewed as equals and be able to practice his ______ _______.

The Quakers developed a friendship with the ______ Native Americans.

This term means to stop or end. For example, _______ slavery

Quakers were a religious group that believed all people are NOT equal.

Quakers believed in _________ and that everyone should be able to choose their religion.

Penn never returned to PA and died from a _____ in 1718.

People of all ages could not live in peace and everyone was treated differently because of their religious beliefs.

William Penn's Colony had settlers from England, Germany, & Ireland.

Penn sent a small group of settlers over to start his colony, this took him over a year to plan and organize.

Penn sat on many meetings of a religious group called Society of Friends. They were also known as the _____.

William Penn called his colony his "Holy Experiment."

Philadelphia known as Penn's "Greene County Towne" was founded in what year?

Penn did NOT pay the Delaware chief for the land that the King of England had given him.

The land grant gave Penn control of the land which is known as PA today.

Penn joined the Quakers at age ____.

Old St Joseph's Church is located at 321 Willings Alley.

William Penn started a new colony with new freedoms, where all people were treated _______ and _______.

Penn was kicked out of school and sent to _____ because of his beliefs.

William Penn's colony was a place where settlers could worship in peace.

Penn left England in 1684 to help Quakers for 15 years and came back 1699 to get the government to run smoothly again.

Penn had a friendship with the King and had him free _______.

Before Penn started his colony, kings and court jesters ruled their countries.

Philadelphia was a planned grid between the _______ and ______ Rivers

William Penn attended _____ schools as _____ schools did not exist.

What is the name of the capital of Penn's Colony?

The Quakers relied on the Native Americans to teach them to _____, _____, ____ _____, and how to ______.