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Peyton Barber

4 July, 20:18

Which of the following statements is not true about the colony of

Pennsylvania?

(A) It increased its population through heavy advertising by paid agents.

(B) Because of Quaker beliefs, it strongly supported upholding land

treaties with the Native Americans.

(C) It allowed Catholics and Jews to vote and hold public offi ce.

(D) It did not require taxes to fund a state-held church.

(E) It imposed the death penalty on those who committed murder or

treason.

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