which statement best summarizes what these two men had in common?\n- george calvert\n- william penn\n - both…

which statement best summarizes what these two men had in common?\n- george calvert\n- william penn\n - both tried to attract debtors as colonists.\n - both formed representative governments.\n - both opposed the usage of slave labor.\n - both supported a version of religious freedom.

which statement best summarizes what these two men had in common?\n- george calvert\n- william penn\n - both tried to attract debtors as colonists.\n - both formed representative governments.\n - both opposed the usage of slave labor.\n - both supported a version of religious freedom.

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George Calvert (Lord Baltimore) established Maryland with religious tolerance for Catholics, and William Penn founded Pennsylvania with Quaker - based religious freedom. Option A is incorrect as they didn't target debtors. Option B is incorrect as Maryland (Calvert) and Pennsylvania (Penn) had different stances on representative government formation. Option C is incorrect as both colonies used slave labor. Option D accurately reflects their support for religious freedom (in their respective forms).

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D. Both supported a version of religious freedom.