Identification of Quaker Influence in Middle Colonies

During the early colonial period in America, the Middle Colonies developed a unique cultural and economic identity. Unlike the New England Colonies, which emphasized religious conformity, the Middle Colonies were characterized by a diverse population and varied economic activities. One colony in this region, founded by a prominent Quaker leader, became known for its religious tolerance and equitable treatment of Native Americans. Which of the following colonies is best characterized by this description?