Can someone please quickly Write about life in Colonial Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania was colonized and established later than other surrounding colonies, only becoming an official settlement by the end of the 17th century. The later start did not make life easier for settlers, however, who still suffered from a lack of basic comforts in their homes and everyday life. The Pennsylvania colony was officially established by a newly converted aristocratic Quaker, William Penn. He received the land grant as payment for a personal debt owed by the king to his father. The land he received was rich with natural resources including two river valleys, extensive forests, and a large portion of the Appalachian Mountains. Because the colonial times encompass over 150 years, starting from its creation in 1681, scientific and medical discoveries eventually changed the way people lived in Pennsylvania. However, there was basically no medical care in the early years, and doctors in colonial Pennsylvania were basically non-existent.

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