Question

Why would a businessman support William Penn’s treaty with the Lenape?

Answer 1

http://philadelphiaencyclopedia.org/archive/treaty-of-shackamaxon-2/ use this :)

Answer 2

The Treaty of Shackamaxon, otherwise known as William Penn’s Treaty with the Indians or “Great Treaty,” is Pennsylvania’s most longstanding historical tradition, a counterpart to the foundation stories of Virginia (John Smith and Pocahontas) and New England (the first Thanksgiving). According to the tradition, soon after William Penn (1644-1718) arrived in Pennsylvania in late October 1682, he met with Lenni Lenape Indians in the riverside town of Shackamaxon (present-day Fishtown). There, beneath a majestic elm, they exchanged promises of perpetual friendship. The tradition may well have a historical basis in an actual treaty meeting in Shackamaxon; however, as the term “tradition” indicates, the event is not recorded in original primary source documents, and its details and very occurrence have been debated.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

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Answer 6

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Answer 7

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Answer 8

he wants direct answers