Yes, New Jersey was originally a British colony. It was part of the territory granted to the Duke of York in 1664 and was subsequently divided into East and West Jersey. Both regions were governed by different proprietors until they were united as a royal colony in 1702. New Jersey played a significant role in the American Revolutionary War before gaining statehood in 1787.
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They were part of the british empire
New Jersey is named for the isle of Jersey in the British Channel, birthplace of the first Lord Proprietor of the colony, Sir George Carteret.
The first Europeans in New Jersey were the Dutch and Swedish. Under British rule, New Jersey was a proprietary colony.
the colony of new york shared a flag with new Jersey till 1674 when the British shared their flag with all of their colonies
When did New Jersey become a colony?
When did New Jersey become a colony?
The Battle of Camden was fought in the American colony of New Jersey. It was fought between the British Army and the Continental Army of the British colony in North America.
All the proprietors surrendered their rights to the crown and New Jersey became a royal colony.
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because the british wanted the natural recorces from everywhere and New Jersey coloney had a lot a natural recorces. because the British wanted natural resources and New Jersey had a lot of natural resources
were jobs avalible in the new jersey colony