Early Day States

Pennsylvania and Carolina both shared and differed in cultural characteristics. One similarity shared between Pennsylvania and Carolina was religion. The two colonies exemplified religious toleration. The colonies were inhabited primarily by Protestants including Lutherans, Baptists, Methodists, and Presbyterians. Colonists in Pennsylvania were often given tests to verify they were not Roman Catholic. Meanwhile, the intruding Protestants into Carolina caused much commotion with the Catholic Spaniards of Florida. This led to many wars. The types of …

…slackers that made up the government was infinite. Pennsylvania colonists felt that they wanted and needed political control. The colony wanted less procrastination and more determination from their leaders. In conclusion, Pennsylvania and Carolina shared a few cultural similarities, however, like humans, no two colonies are alike. The fact that Pennsylvania and the Carolinas were different in cultural aspects was easily brought out. This also helped create diversity amongst the colonies of the West Indies.