King Charles the second owed William Penn`s father money and he asked for land not money.
King Charles II granted him the region because he owed a debt to William Penn's father.
because he wanted to give away the land toimmigrants that wanted freedom and rights
when did William Penn establish Pennsylvania?well here's the answer...... he found it in 1682!
In 1681, the land charter for the region was granted by Charles II to William Penn in order to repay a debt of 16,000 Pounds owed to William Penn's father, Admiral William Penn. As such, Pennsylvania was named after William Penn. The name was a combination of "Penn's (plural possessive) Woods" or Penn's Forest. Pennsylvania was full of thick, lush forests full of game.
William Penn was an early Quaker and founder of the Province of Pennsylvania which later became the State of Pennsylvania. King Charles II of England owed a major debt to his father, also William Penn an English admiral and politician.
In 1681, King Charles II agreed to grant Penn a charter to begin a colony West of New Jersey. Penn's colony, known as Pennsylvania, grew rapidly. Penn limited his own power and established an elected assembly.
Pennsylvania was founded by William Penn for Quakers that were emigrating from England. The land was given by the king of England Charles II as a favor to William Penn's father for returning him to the throne after the rule of Oliver Cromwell. the benefit of the land grant was to get a Major dissident and his followers to leave the country.
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Colony, was founded in English North America by William Penn on March 4, 1681 as dictated in a royal charter granted by King Charles II.
when did William Penn establish Pennsylvania?well here's the answer...... he found it in 1682!
William Penn (founder of Pennsylvania)
The Quakers came when Pennsylvania formed. William Penn got a charter from King Charles II and led the Quakers into Pennsylvania at 1681.
The Charter of 1681, which gave William Penn the power to govern the colony of Pennsylvania, is attributed to King Charles II. It may actually have been written by one of his employees.
It was founded in 2024 when William Penn got the charter from King James VI. Answer: Charles 2 gave the land grant to William Penn in 1681, but the Dutch and the Swedes had already settled parts of Pennsylvania by then.
The Duke of York gave Pennsylvania and Delaware to William Penn for free. The Duke of York was King Charles II's brother. King Charles gave Pennsylvania, Delaware, and New York to Duke of York who then gave Pennsylvania and Delaware to William Penn.
In 1681, the land charter for the region was granted by Charles II to William Penn in order to repay a debt of 16,000 Pounds owed to William Penn's father, Admiral William Penn. As such, Pennsylvania was named after William Penn. The name was a combination of "Penn's (plural possessive) Woods" or Penn's Forest. Pennsylvania was full of thick, lush forests full of game.
William Penn was a Quaker and with permission from the king of England was given a charter named after Penn, namely Pennsylvania. Religious tolerance was Penn's purpose and he succeeded.
King Charles gave Pennsylvania to William Penn in payment of a debt.
No one. Penn got a colonial charter from the king ( the king owed his father money) and he brought the first colonist to Pennsylvania ( hence the name).