The person described would most likely have immigrated to B Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania was known for its tolerance of various religions, particularly due to its founding by William Penn, a Quaker who promoted religious freedom. It also had a growing urban center, particularly in cities like Philadelphia, which attracted hardworking businessmen and merchants. The culture in Pennsylvania was more accommodating to diversity in faith compared to colonies such as Massachusetts, which had stricter Puritan beliefs.
Background of someone who immigrated to the British North American colonies in the early 1700s:
- Hardworking
- Businessman/merchant
- City dweller
- Attends church, but very tolerant of other faiths
To which colony would the person described MOST LIKELY have immigrated?
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A VirginiaVirginia
B PennsylvaniaPennsylvania
C MassachusettsMassachusetts
D South Carolina
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