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William Penn: Advocate of World Peace and Fairness

Explore William Penn's childhood, education at Oxford, Quaker beliefs, efforts for world peace, fairness to Indians, and legacy. Learn about his final days and impact on society.

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William Penn: Advocate of World Peace and Fairness

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  1. William Penn By Julia Cole

  2. Childhood or early life Childhood Early life He started school and got good grades. Also, he went to church in England. He went to Oxford and started going to Quakers Meetings, but then got sent away by his dad because he was not bowing to the king.

  3. William’s beliefs William hopes that there would be world peace. He hopes that people would be fair to everyone like the Indians. Indians are fair. William is also fair.

  4. Good things William made world Peace with the Indians And the people. Like the swedes.

  5. Death Penn visited England and never Returned because he died in England from jail .

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