It was a colony under William Penn, a Quaker. William was friends with the King of England, Charles II. The king had owed William Penn's father, but he died, so he gave William Penn Pennsylvania for the debt. Pennsylvania was a well governed colony. It was the signing place of the Constitution. Pennsylvania was the most important place of signing documents. Ben Franklin lived in Pennsylvania, too.
So they could have religious freedom.
In 1700, the architecture of houses was somewhat primitive. However, many houses in cities were being built of stone blocks quarried nearby. Some of them survive today.
As throughout all of the United States, Native American Indians first lived in Pennsylvania. When William Penn founded Pennsylvania, he opened it to all people seeking religious freedom. The Quakers were one of the largest groups who colonized Pennsylvania. The Quakers led to many differerent religious sects that we have today.
No, They had no refrigerators in the 1700's.
There was no United States or US capital in 1700.
it was awesome and old and gross
They were a country of religious freedom
There was minerals such as iron and coal
So they could have religious freedom.
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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The population of Pennsylvania colony in the year 1600 is estimated to have been around 500, and by the year 1700, it had grown to approximately 20,000. This growth was due to factors such as immigration, natural increase, and the establishment of settlements.
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Th first census taken was in 1790 with 434,373 residents.
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i have heard from many people that some of the most popular jobs in Pennsylvania were: fur traders, merchants, builders, and other such things. i hope this helps
Dutch ovens date back to the 1700's and are said to be the creation of the Pennsylvania Dutch.