Which phrase best describes how William Penn's city of Philadelphia may have influenced the values of the United States?

A) Philadelphia's policy of freedom of religion and protection of rights regardless of beliefs are reflected in the U. S. Constitution.

B) Philadelphia's economic freedom as a port city reflects American enterprise.

C) The diverse citizens of Philadelphia influenced voting rights of the U. S. Constitution.

D) Market days in Philadelphia provided a bases for future economic practices in the U. S.

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Aubrey Davies

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18 February, 15:58

Which phrase best describes how William Penn's city of Philadelphia may have influenced the values of the United States?

A) Philadelphia's policy of freedom of religion and protection of rights regardless of beliefs are reflected in the U. S. Constitution.

B) Philadelphia's economic freedom as a port city reflects American enterprise.

C) The diverse citizens of Philadelphia influenced voting rights of the U. S. Constitution.

D) Market days in Philadelphia provided a bases for future economic practices in the U. S.

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Athena · Answer 1

Pennsylvania is a "diverse state" because of the belief of William Penn and the Quakers in this Philadelphia City. Penn and other Quakers believed in religious tolerance. They believe that if a state has this kind of belief it will create a stronger and wealthier state.