It Could Be Said of William Penn That

It could be said of William Penn that

A) the hopes he had for his colony were unrealistic.
B) he advertised for colonists who wanted religious freedom and easy access to land.
C) he hated slavery, refused to own slaves, and refused to allow slavery in his colony.
D) he got along famously with the Duke of York, but not so well with Charles II.
E) he wanted to preserve the rights of his colonists, but he drew the line at extending the vote to most white males.