[deleted] t1_j51s1ox wrote
New England in the 1680s was an incorporated colonial dominion under British imperial rule that had its own distinct legal system and geographic definition. The other notable British imperial dominion in North America appeared in the late 19th century and ended up being its own country a few years later. That dominion is some little place called “Canada.”
More on New England dominion: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dominion_of_New_England
 Despite the geographic similarities, and their proximity to eachother, New York was never considered a part of New England. Why was this historically? What sets NY, especially Upstate (with scenic views, small towns) apart from NE?
Despite the geographic similarities, and their proximity to eachother, New York was never considered a part of New England. Why was this historically? What sets NY, especially Upstate (with scenic views, small towns) apart from NE?
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