Question

quakers, also called the society of friends, were a christian religious group that emphasized equality, nonviolence, and a direct relationship with god. penns colony allowed people of different faiths to coexist peacefully, and its government established a democratic system with an elected assembly. philadelphia, the colonys capital, quickly became a thriving cultural and political center that attracted a large mix of people of different backgrounds. the city had easy access to the atlantic ocean and developed a strong trading economy.

in the early 1700s, three southern pennsylvania counties split into a separate colony called delaware. this area had been settled before pennsylvania and relied more on plantation farming than on overseas trade, so it had developed a culture separate from pennsylvania. although delaware had its own elected assembly, it was still ruled by the pennsylvania governor until the american revolution.

use the passage to complete the text.

options: the penn family, plantation farming, divine rule, the english monarch, diverse, only english, religious tolerance

pennsylvania was founded on the principle of, like the other middle colonies, it tended to attract colonists of backgrounds.

later, three of its counties became the colony of delaware because their economy was more reliant on. both colonies, however, continued to be

Explanation:

The passage states that Penn's colony allowed people of different faiths to co - exist peacefully, indicating religious tolerance. It also mentions that Philadelphia attracted a large mix of people of different backgrounds, so it attracted colonists of diverse backgrounds. And it says Delaware relied more on plantation farming than on overseas trade.

Answer:

religious tolerance, diverse, plantation farming