Which two English colonies were formed from the Dutch colony of New Netherland?
A.) New York and New Jersey
B.) Maryland and Pennsylvania
C.) New Jersey and Maryland
D.) Pennsylvania and New York

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The two English colonies that were formed from the Dutch colony of New Netherland was New York and New Jersey.

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Answer:

The correct answer is A. The two English colonies that were formed from the Dutch colony of New Netherland were New York and New Jersey.

Explanation:

New Netherland was the Dutch colony on the east coast of the current United States of America. It contained the city of New York - formerly known as New Amsterdam - and was founded in 1625. New Netherlands as a province was founded in 1624 and included the area between the 38th and 42nd latitudes, in the current states of New York, New Jersey and Delaware.

Which two English colonies were formed from the Dutch colony of New Netherland? A.) New York and New Jersey B.) Maryland and Pennsylvania C.) New Jersey and Maryland D.) Pennsylvania and New York

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Which two English colonies were formed from the Dutch colony of New Netherland?
A.) New York and New Jersey
B.) Maryland and Pennsylvania
C.) New Jersey and Maryland
D.) Pennsylvania and New York