Pros And Cons Of Highspring

Highspring is the best colony of the Americas. Compared to her sister colonies, Highspring easily outshine them through productivity, economy, and research! Our closest sister colony in the Middle Colonies region, Pennsylvania, is one of the oldest colonies in the New World. Founded in 1682 by William Penn, she is governed as a proprietary colony. Here, you can see the first discrepancy between our paths, Highspring is ruled as a Royal Colony, forever loyal to His Majesty! Pennsylvania can be praised upon for her known freedom of religion. The original founders, Quakers, did not necessarily dominate every region. Instead, it was a mix of Lutherans, Jews, Quakers, and other religious groups. Our colony share a similar variety of religion, as we believe it is incorrect to look down upon others. As long they do not cause any harm to anyone else, Highspring shall allow it. Pennsylvania is also known for its progressive stance on education, by establishing law to educate her children. We decided to take it a even higher step. Both boys and girls were given the opportunity to enroll in higher education. Boys at a young age are taught to read and write, while girls are also taught basic …show more content…
Pennsylvania lacked an equal opportunity of education. Especially boys of higher social classes usually study classical languages, history and literature, mathematics, and natural science. Instead, our colony opens up the higher studies for all. We believe this could make our science output unmatched by all the colonies; perhaps even some Old World countries! Also, Pennsylvania’s Assemblies were often in conflict of each other, and was also dominated by Quakers. Their governors were biased and usually helped the prerogatives, which is unfair and wrong. In Highspring, the people of many different kinds of religions and cultures gather, so none have a special privilege. This makes our colony fair for all, increasing the lifestyles for