Is New England a state or city?

Answer 1

New England is neither a state, nor a city.

New England is a region in the north eastern United States of America. 6 states make up the New England region.

1. The State of Maine

2. The State of New Hampshire

3. The State of Vermont

4. The Commonwealth of Massachusetts

5. The State of Connecticut

6. The State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantation

New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut were British colonies that later became some of the founding 13 states of the United States. Vermont and Maine were created in pre-Civil War compromises to balance the number of free and slave states.

England, or more formally Great Britain, is the island nation in Europe where many of the settlers of the New England colonies came from in an effort to escape religious persecution in Great Britain.

Answer 2

No, some of the earliest European settlements in North America were populated by immigrants from England, with their collection of colonies known as 'New England'.

Those colonies went on to form the modern US States of Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island and Vermont.

Answer 3

New England is a regions of America that was named after the country England. The country of England is found in the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.

Answer 4

New England is the name given to a group of six states in north eastern United States and have no connection with Great Britain.

Answer 5

New England is the name given to six states in northeastern United States.

Answer 6

No, England is one of three countries that make up Great Britain, New England is a region of North East America.

Answer 7

No, it is part of the United States.