Who was the founder of pennsylvania?
a. roger williams
b. anne hutchinson
c. william penn
d. james oglethorpe
all of the following are true statements about barbadians in carolina, except:
a. they were among the most politically powerful people in carolina.
b. they resided mainly in southern carolina.
c. they were critical of the plantation system and favored yeoman farmers.
d. they played a role in the separation of carolina into two separate

The correct answers are the following.

The correct answer for question 1 is C) William Penn.

The founder of Pennsylvania was William Penn.

The correct answer for question 2 is C)They were critical of the plantation system and favored yeoman farmers.

All of the following are true statements about Barbadians in Carolina, EXCEPT: They were critical of the plantation system and favored yeoman farmers.

William Penn founded the colony of Pennsylvania in 1681. English King Charles II issued a land grant to Penn because he had a debt with his father. Many Quakers arrived at the Pennsylvania territory to practice their religion with liberty.

Regarding the Barbadians in Carolina, it was John Yeaman who tried to settle on the Cape Fear River located in what today is North Carolina, but he was not successful.

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