What did the colonies of maryland and pennsylvania have in common? they were both located in new england. they were both established by spain. they were both governed by calvert. they were both places of religious tolerance.

The correct answer is D) they were both places of religious tolerance.

The colonies of Maryland and Pennsylvania have in common is that they were both places of religious tolerance.

These colonies became a place of tolerance and respect for religious diversity. Willian Penn, the leader of the colony of Pennsylvania, believed that people should follow religious precepts but living more freely that what the Puritans believed and practiced. However, both lived with tolerance to each other's religious beliefs. French Huguenots, Duthc Mennonites, Jews from Portugal, and Baptists from Germany, arrived at the colonies of Maryland and Pennsylvania and get along well, with respect. They joined Quakes, Anglicans, and Lutherans, that already were there.

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