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- Pros and cons of the New Jersey Colony? – Think Real State
The New Jersey Colony was one of the original 13 colonies that played a significant role in the shaping of modern America In terms of advantages, the colony had a diverse economy, a prominent position in trade, and religious and political freedom
- New Jersey Colony | Facts, Settlement, History, 13 Colonies
The New Jersey Colony was part of New Sweden, then New Netherland, before England gained control in the late 17th Century Known for its diverse culture and society, the colony had economic ties to New York City and Philadelphia due to its close proximity and agricultural economy
- NEW JERSEY HISTORIC PRESERVATION PLAN - New Jersey Department of . . .
The provinces of East and West New Jersey were established under English rule in 1664 Provincial proprietors encouraged immigration into the State by offering an unusually high degree of social and religious freedoms secured in the documents of Concessions and Agreements
- Colonial history of New Jersey - Wikipedia
Many major battles were fought in New Jersey during the American Revolution, making it pivotal in the ultimate victory of the American colonists The important role earned it the titles of "Crossroads of the Revolution" and the "Capital of the Revolution"
- New Jersey Colony - History of New Jersey Colony in the Colonial Period!
The New Jersey Colony was originally named the Province of New Jersey, after the British island named Jersey Prior to 1664 when it was surrendered to the English, the New Jersey Colony region had been ruled by Swedish and Dutch
- New Jersey - Colonial, Revolution, Statehood | Britannica
In 1787 it became the third state to ratify the U S Constitution Trenton, which had served briefly as the national capital in 1784, was made the state capital in 1790 In its early years of statehood, New Jersey concentrated on rebuilding its economy from the damage done during the war
- Settlement of New Jersey - U-S-History. com
The 1740s were years of great tumult, even by New Jersey standards The religious fervor of the Great Awakening and farmer land riots served to divide an already discordant society A steady stream of immigrants flowed into New Jersey: Dutch, German, Scots-Irish, Welsh, Swedish and French
- New Jersey Colony Facts and History - The History Junkie
New Jersey also became famous for George Washington's most famous victory, the Battle of Trenton The Battle of Trenton and Princeton caused General William Howe to pull his troops back from New Jersey and raised the morale of the Continental Army
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