Any differences between planters and natives shall be ended by 12 men, that is, by six planters and six natives, that so we may live friendly together that the indians shall have liberty to do all things to the improvement of their ground and providing sustenance for their families, that any of the planters shall enjoy colonial founders often to resolve problems within the colony. which founder and colony are represented in this passage? george calvert writing for maryland james oglethorpe writing for georgia roger williams writing for rhode island william penn writing for pennsylvania

The founder and colony that are represented in this passage are William Penn, writing for Pennsylvania.

Explanation:

Penn created the colony of Pennsylvania, and established a government in which, unlike the Europe of the time, guaranteed rights such as the separation and limitation of political powers, freedom of worship, the search for social equality (mostly among different ethnic and religious groups), material equity, and the greatest possible respect for civil liberties. He also sought the vindication of the dignity of women and their active participation in public life, free entry into the colonist territories (with great influence of the anti-authoritarian ethics of Quakerism), and the absence of the army, prison reform, and peaceful coexistence with Native Americans, since the Quakers oppose war and the use of violence.

c-three

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legislative, executive and judicial

a standing committee

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