Vermont is not one of the original 13 colonies because it wasn't English land! It was actually French and the name Vermont means Green Mountain in French.
Its an England colony because middle colonies were New York, Pennsilvania, New Jersey and Deliware.
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The Massachusetts Bay Colony was the first colony in what is today New England. At that point contained what is now the states of Massachusetts Maine, Rhode Island, and New Hampshire
The New England Colony
Its an England colony because middle colonies were New York, Pennsilvania, New Jersey and Deliware.
Connecticut, Rhode Island, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire were the colonies in New England. Maine could also be considered a state of the New England colonies because it was a part of Massachusetts at the time.
It was a charter colony. It is a New England colony.
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It is a New England colony.
Vermont is the only New England state that does not have a coast line.
New York opposed the Declaration of Independence.
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The New Hampshire colony was pretty well in the middle of New England. with Maine to the north and east, Vermont, and New York to the west, and Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New York to the south.
No colony. The Green Mountain Boys were from Vermont which was recognized by the British crown as a part of the New York colony. They were a militia formed to protect Vermont from the territorial ambitions of New York and to keep Vermont separate from New York. Vermont later declared itself an independent republic, and after the thirteen colonies became the first thirteen states, Vermont joined the Union as the fourteenth state, but it was never recognized by the British as a colony, and the Vermonters did not recognize themselves as New Yorkers.