Pennsylvania differed from Delaware primarily in its approach to religious freedom and governance. While Pennsylvania, founded by William Penn, was established as a refuge for Quakers and promoted religious tolerance, Delaware did not extend the same level of freedom to all religions. Additionally, Pennsylvania's governance was characterized by a constitution drafted by Penn, which laid out a framework for a representative government, whereas Delaware, initially settled by Swedes and later under English control, had a different political structure.
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