How did William Penn's treatment of Native Americans differ from the Puritans' treatment?

a. Penn enslaved local native people.

b. Penn ignored the native people unless they interfered with colonial goals.

c. Penn treated native people with respect and paid a fair price for their land.

d. Penn offered to make native people full citizens with voting rights.

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Alia Bentley

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15 May, 12:27

How did William Penn's treatment of Native Americans differ from the Puritans' treatment?

a. Penn enslaved local native people.

b. Penn ignored the native people unless they interfered with colonial goals.

c. Penn treated native people with respect and paid a fair price for their land.

d. Penn offered to make native people full citizens with voting rights.

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Brynlee Carter · Answer 1

the way that William Penn's treatment of native Americans differ from the Puritans' treatment is : C. Penn treated native people with respect and paid a fair price for their land Back than, William Penn drafted a set of charter of Liberties that created a political justice for the native by guaranteeing a free and fair trial by the jury to handle the land disputes.