8.06 Pennsylvania-Quaker Haven

EQ:

​8.06 Analyze the founding of Pennsylvania as a haven for Quakers and the tolerance that drew many different groups to the colony, including the significance of: • William Penn • Philadelphia • Relationship with American Indians • Role of women

Agenda:

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8.06 PA: Quaker

Haven

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Summarizer​

​HW: Study Island is Due today!!

​19/22

​Tabs to have open:

1. Quizizz

2. Study Island

3. Blooket

4. Teams​

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• In 1680, William Penn received this land of Pennsylvania ("Penn's Woods") as payment.

• The land stretched inland from the Delaware River--this colony was almost as large as England.

Open Ended

Who is William Penn?

Multiple Choice

What custom is credited to the Quakers that shows equality between two people?

• the hug

• the handshake

• the fist bump

• the high five

Open Ended

What is a pacifists?

• Penn was an active proprietor. In 1682, he sailed to America to supervise the building of Philadelphia. Penn designed the city himself.

• Penn wrote PA's first constitution.

Open Ended

What was the "Holy Experiment" meant to be?

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--Due to Penn's advertising, population increased: more than 3,000 English, Welsh, Irish, Dutch, & German settlers arrived.

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--By 1700, the population reached 21,000.

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​Pennsylvania Population

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In 1701, Penn granted the colonists the right to elect representatives to the legislature.

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Philadelphia quickly became America's most prosperous city & its most popular port.​

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Charter of Privileges

​You will be reading and discussing with your partner/group the relationship between William Penn and the Native Americans.

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William Penn Primary Source