The person described would most likely have immigrated to B Pennsylvania.
Pennsylvania was known for its religious tolerance and a diverse population, making it attractive to immigrants seeking greater freedom of faith and opportunity. The city of Philadelphia, in particular, emerged as a hub for merchants and businessmen during the early 1700s. Virginia and Massachusetts, on the other hand, were more rigid in terms of religious and social structures, with Massachusetts having a strong Puritan influence. Thus, Pennsylvania aligns best with the characteristics of being a hardworking, business-oriented, tolerant city dweller.