William penn's colony's long-term survival has been attributed to its

Answer;

Ethnicity and religious diversity

Explanation;

William Penn's legacy was religious and spiritual diversity. He believed that no people can be truly happy if abridged of the freedom of their consciences. In a seventeenth-century world conditioned by violence, religious persecution, and arbitrary authority, Penn established an unusual colony dedicated to the principles of religious toleration, participatory government, and brotherly love.

Such a Utopian society had never been attempted in the annals of human history, and its success was reflected by the religious and spiritual diversity that became Pennsylvania's defining characteristic.

genetic variation will increase because of a new habitat and food source.

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