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Tobacco made state wealthy
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Dissenters were forced to leave the state
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Colonists were allowed to elect an assembly
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Believed church and state should be kept apart
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Expanded voting rights to men outside the church
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Welcomed dissenters who were banished from New England
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Freedom of religion
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Set up towns similar to those in England from which they came
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Wealthy because of land and soil
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Learned how to cultivate rice from Africa
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Founded by William Penn
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Populated by English colonists
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Opposed tradition and slavery, believed in a free population.