Describe 3 of William Penn’s experiences in England

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Three of William Penn’s experiences in England were: 1) His life a child in the countryside of Essex, Egland.  2) He was enrolled at Oxford University when he was expelled for his behavior. 3) His extensive traveling across Europe after being expelled of the University, with the support of his family.

Considered to be an English Quaker, William Penn (1644-1718). Penn founded the colony of Pennsylvania as a new place to practice religious beliefs with respect and tolerance.

When trying to impeach the president, the House of Representatives votes for whether or not a president will have a formal trial. From there, the arguments for and against impeachment will be heard by the US Senate. In this case, the US Senate acts as judge and jury. Ultimately, they must decide whether the president will be officially removed from office.