Question

what role did william penn play in the founding of pennsylvania?
o he forced people to follow the quaker religion.
o he set up a democratic government with fair trials and elections.
o he declared the colony independent from england.
o he and his army defeated the native americans in the area.

Explanation:

William Penn was a Quaker who founded Pennsylvania as a place of religious freedom. He established a democratic - style government with fair trials and elections. He did not force people to follow Quakerism, did not declare independence from England, and was known for relatively peaceful relations with Native Americans.

Answer:

He set up a democratic government with fair trials and elections.