How did Connecticut become a State?

Answer 1

Vermont was originally claimed by the Frenchman Jacques Cartier as he explored the St. Lawrence River Valley. It was later claimed by the colonies of New York and New Hampshire. As settlement of Vermont increased, the people of Vermont decided that they wanted to be controlled by neither New York, or New Hampshire, and they declared themselves an indepedent republic in 1777. Eventually, Vermont asked to join the union, and in 1791 Vermont was approved as the 14th U.S. state. =-)

Answer 2

White man came to Vermont in the early 1600's, when in 1609, the French explorer Samuel de Champlain sailed into what is now known as Lake Champlain. It was then, in the summer of 1609, when Vermont was first dubbed "Verde Mont," French for "Green Mountains." Like a good explorer would, Champlain claimed this land in the name of France, who eventually swapped Vermont to the British. In 1763 Britain (union of England & Scotland, 1707) was granted the land now known as Vermont via the Treaty of Paris. That Treaty ended the French and Indian war. Meanwhile, back in the new World, the land was claimed by both New Hampshire and New York. Vermont patriot Ethan Allen and his Green Mountain Boys put an end to that and by 1777 Vermont achieved independence.

Vermont remained an independent republic until 1791 when it became the 14th member of the United States.

Answer 3

their was a war and Connecticut won it so it became a state

Answer 4

in feburary 1941 the Indians found it and decided to make it a state for them to jack

Answer 5

Samuel De Chaplaim Claimed Vermont on July 30, 1608. In 1763, England had control of the area after the french and Indian war. Your welcome

Answer 6

March 4,1791

Answer 7

It became a US State in 1791.

Answer 8

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