Due to William Penn's commitment to tolerance of others / ...

the Pennsylvania Colony had good relations with American Indians.

the Pennsylvania Colony never allowed slavery within its borders. all people in the Pennsylvania Colony were allowed to vote.

all people in the Pennsylvania Colony were given land to farm.

The Pennsylvania colony had good relations with American Indians is the correct answer.

Explanation:

William Penn was English colonialist, Quaker and founder of the colony of Pennsylvania. He had good relations with Native Americans and had no desire to take away their lands, he did fair agreements for buying their lands. He had the most interaction with the Delaware tribe and paid 1200 pounds for the land he bought from them. The Delawares were willing to sell their land as many of them had died of disease and didn't need much much land for their tribes. He did not trick them and dealt with the tribe leaders peacefully.