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How did William Penn's treatment of Native Americans differ from the Puritans' treatment?

APenn enslaved local native people.
BPenn ignored the native people unless they interfered with colonial goals.
CPenn treated native people with respect and paid a fair price for their land.
DPenn offered to make native people full citizens with voting rights.

How did the views of Native Americans and Europeans differ in terms of property ownership?

ANative Americans believed that land ownership could be passed down only within the family; Europeans did not.
BNative Americans considered most land to be common ground for all to use, while Europe's wealthiest owned most of the

available land.

CNative Americans and Europeans had similar views on property ownership.
DNative Americans believed land could be owned and sold by individuals; Europeans considered most land to be common

ground for all to use.

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First question: D. Penn offered to make native people full citizens with voting rights.

Second question: 
B. Native Americans considered most land to be common ground for all to use, while Europe's wealthiest owned most of the
available land.