New England has that name because many early European settlers of that region were from England. The Americas were thought of as a "new world" so areas in America were often named for the places from which the settler came, with the addition of the word "new."
England is still called England. New England is an area in the northeastern region of the United States.
I think it's because the original European colonists were from England and believed the area would always be under English rule. We DO still speak their language, however badly.
Becuase it was the first places settled by England, so they called it NEW England to represent Englends NEW land.
the settlers in new england were from england and since england was such a success they decided to name the new country after it.
jamestown
quebec
Beginning in the 1700s,settlers used waterways to travel the region. They also build towns along the waterways.
Iroquois
Jamestown they named it after King James
plimoth plantation
ALEXUS
It separates the Coastal Plains from the Piedmont Region. The land elevation drops and the water flows at an increase rate. This is what settlers used to power water mills in early settlement days. I know, but did it have a name?
Brittanica
The name was given due to the difficulty early settlers had there - the land was "bad".
Christchurch is named after Christ Church in the city of Oxford, England. This name was chosen by early settlers in honor of the cathedral that plays a significant role in the history of the Anglican Church.
The name of an important place for early settlers was probably a town hall or meeting hall. The school and or church was also an important place for people to gather when news needed to be shared.