When did William Penn become a Quaker?

When did William Penn become a Quaker?

• In his childhood

• At the age of 22

• In his adulthood

• In his old age

What did Quakers believe was a part of God in everyone?

• Inner light

• Outer light

• Inner peace

• Spiritual aura

According to Quaker beliefs, why were all people considered equal?

• Because everyone was holy

• Because everyone was wealthy

• Because everyone was educated

• Because everyone was related

Why did Quakers wear plain clothes?

• To show that the inner person was more important than outer appearance

• To save money on clothing

• To blend into society

• To follow fashion trends

What did Quakers believe about the presence of God?

• God was present only in religious leaders.

• God was present in everyone.

• God was present only in churches.

• God was absent in humans.

Why did Quakers dress in plain clothes?

• To show wealth and status.

• To differentiate themselves from others.

• Because the inner person was more important than outer appearance.

• To follow fashion trends.

What was the Quaker stance on war?

• They supported war efforts.

• They were neutral and did not care about wars.

• They thought war was wrong and did not participate in it.

• They served in the army but did not fight.

What does religious toleration mean?

• Governments restrict certain religions.

• Governments allow only one faith.

• Governments allow or tolerate any faith.

• Governments ban all religions.

Why did the king agree to grant William Penn a charter or piece of land?

• A) William Penn won it in a contest.

• B) The King owed money to William Penn's father.

• C) William Penn discovered a new territory for the king.

• D) William Penn was a famous explorer.

What was the first capital of Pennsylvania?

• Pittsburgh

• Harrisburg

• Philadelphia

• Lancaster