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Unit Test — Cumulative exam

Question 47 • U.S. History I 2014 - SS3308 A-IC

What did the colonies of Maryland and Pennsylvania have in common?

Answer
A
They were both located in New England.
B
They were both established by Spain.
C
They were both governed by Calvert.
D
They were both places of religious tolerance.

Explanation

Maryland was established partly as a refuge for Catholics, and Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn as a place where Quakers and others could worship freely. Both colonies were known for religious tolerance, so the correct choice is “They were both places of religious tolerance.”

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