What was required of New Haven to become a state?

Answer 1

New Haven, originally part of the Connecticut Colony, was never a separate entity seeking statehood on its own. Instead, it became part of the state of Connecticut when the colony was established in the 17th century. To be considered for statehood, a region typically needs to demonstrate a stable population, governance, and economic viability, but in New Haven's case, it was integrated into Connecticut's colonial structure and did not pursue independent statehood.