5. How did William Penn acquire the territory that would become Pennsylvania? O Penn and his Quaker followers pooled their money together to purchase land from the English government. O King Charles II owed Penn's father a significant amount of money. After Penn's father died, the King paid off this debt by granting Penn the land that would become Pennsylvania. O Penn stole the land from King Charles II. O In response to Penn's outspoken religious beliefs, King Charles II exiled Penn and the other Quakers to America. Penn then bought land from Native Americans.

5. How did William Penn acquire the territory that would become Pennsylvania? O Penn and his Quaker followers pooled their money together to purchase land from the English government. O King Charles II owed Penn's father a significant amount of money. After Penn's father died, the King paid off this debt by granting Penn the land that would become Pennsylvania. O Penn stole the land from King Charles II. O In response to Penn's outspoken religious beliefs, King Charles II exiled Penn and the other Quakers to America. Penn then bought land from Native Americans.