The short answer is "Sort of" Maine didn't become a state on its own until 1820, when it entered the Union as part of the Missouri Compromise. ( see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Missouri_Compromise ) Before that time, Maine was part of the colony/state of Massachusetts, which was one of the thirteen original colonies. - Brian
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Maine was never a colony. It became a state through the Compromise of 1820. It was created to keep a balance of power between the slave states and the free states in Congress when Missouri wanted to become a slave state.
Yes, Massachusetts was one of the thirteen colonies. It was also where the pilgrims landed, on Cape Cod
I think it is true
No. Maine was originally part of Massachusetts. It was not it's own state until the Missouri Compromise of 1820.
All of them except Delaware, new jersey, Penn. , new york , Virginia, west Virginia, ect>
No. Maine was not discovered back then. Instead, on the 13 English colonies map, massachusetts took place where Maine is. Now, maine is discovered and it is on the map.
Maine was not one of the original thirteen colonies.
Maryland was one of the 13 original colonies.
The climate in the 13 American colonies varied greatly. From north to south, Maine to Georgia, the distance is nearly 2,000 miles. The difference in latitude is significant.
Maine was not one of the original thirteen colonies.
The 13 colonies are the "states" before they were the states. Really they were the colonies from Britain and later they became the states. The 13 colonies included: -Maine -Road Island -Connecticut -MA -New York -New Jersey -Pennsylvaina -Delware and I don't know the rest!
No. Maine was originally part of Massachusetts.
Massachusetts, since present day Maine was a part of the colony of Massachusetts. Hard to believe, but it was true back then...
Delaware first of the original 13 colonies