Which of the Following Is True of William Penn's Policies

Which of the following is true of William Penn's policies in Pennsylvania?

A) His religious policies made the colony unattractive to non-Quakers.
B) His policy of screening prospective migrants led to the influx of settlers who were enlightened and tolerant in their views.
C) His labor policies meant that Pennsylvania had the highest percentage of slaves outside the South.
D) His Indian policies made the area attractive to Indians encountering difficulties with whites elsewhere.