In this episode, discover how Penn used a massive land grant from King Charles II to create a colony based on tolerance, democracy, and religious liberty. Despite being imprisoned in England for his Quaker beliefs, Penn remained committed to freedom of conscience and fair government. He established laws guaranteeing trial by jury, free elections, and freedom of worship—ideas that later influenced the United States Constitution. Penn also sought peaceful relations with Native Americans and encouraged settlers to live by principles of honesty and faith. This story highlights courage, liberty, and the power of standing firm in one’s beliefs.

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