( Q. 3 ) Significance of William Penn - Question is in the photo below 3. Why were Quakers not able to establish a community in Massachusetts?O Penn and his followers worried that the soil in Massachusetts was not fertile enough.The price of land was too high in Massachusetts.O William Penn had upset Simon Bradstreet, the governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony.O Massachusetts was a Puritan colony that did not tolerate other religions.

Quakers are also known as the Religious Society of Friends. They refer to a Christian denomination…

3. Why were Quakers not able to establish a community in Massachusetts? O Penn and his followers worried that the soil in Massachusetts was not fertile enough. O The price of land was too high in Massachusetts. O William Penn had upset Simon Bradstreet, the governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony. O Massachusetts was a Puritan colony that did not tolerate other religions.

3. Why were Quakers not able to establish a community in Massachusetts? O Penn and his followers worried that the soil in Massachusetts was not fertile enough. O The price of land was too high in Massachusetts. O William Penn had upset Simon Bradstreet, the governor of Massachusetts Bay Colony. O Massachusetts was a Puritan colony that did not tolerate other religions.