History of Pennsylvania

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The History of Pennsylvania encompasses the development of the colony founded by William Penn, its role in the American Revolution and early United States government, and its transformation into a major industrial and cultural center.

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instanceOf academic subject
history of a U.S. state
topic
beginsAs proprietary colony
coversPeriod 19th century
21st century
American Civil War era
American Revolutionary War NERFINISHED
Gilded Age NERFINISHED
Great Depression NERFINISHED
Progressive Era NERFINISHED
World War II NERFINISHED
colonial era
early United States period
late 20th century deindustrialization
postwar industrial decline
pre-Columbian era
earlyCapitalOf United States NERFINISHED
hasColonialCharterFrom Charles II of England NERFINISHED
hasKeyEvent Constitutional Convention of 1787 NERFINISHED
Second Continental Congress NERFINISHED
adoption of the United States Constitution
founding of Pennsylvania Colony
signing of the Declaration of Independence
hasKeyFigure William Penn NERFINISHED
hasKeyPlace Gettysburg NERFINISHED
Harrisburg NERFINISHED
Philadelphia NERFINISHED
Pittsburgh NERFINISHED
Valley Forge NERFINISHED
hasKeyTheme Quaker settlement
coal mining
cultural institutions
education development
immigration
industrialization
labor movements
political reform
relations with Native Americans
religious tolerance
steel production
transportation infrastructure
urbanization
hasMainSubject Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
includesEvent Battle of Gettysburg NERFINISHED
Homestead Strike NERFINISHED
Johnstown Flood of 1889 NERFINISHED
Pennsylvania Mutiny of 1783 NERFINISHED
Three Mile Island accident NERFINISHED
Whiskey Rebellion NERFINISHED
transformsInto major cultural center
major industrial center

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History of Philadelphia relatedTo History of Pennsylvania