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1. • • In 1720, New Hampshire had miles and miles of forests, lakes, and rivers where hardly anyone lived. But New Hampshire was just about to grow a lot bigger. Thousands of people came to New Hampshire in the 18th century, and they settled new towns all over the colony. Most of those towns still exist today.
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   What type of colony was New Hampshire?

   • The New Hampshire Colony was one of the thirteen original colonies in the United States. The colonies were divided up into three groups: New England colonies, middle colonies, and southern colonies. New Hampshire was one of the New England colonies. It sat just on top of the Massachusetts colony, with its east coast along the Atlantic Ocean.

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   What is the colonial period in New Hampshire?

   • This period, from the arrival of the first English explorers in 1603 until American independence in 1776, is called the colonial period of New Hampshire’s history. What Is Great Britain? Let's Review!

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   How many New Hampshire colonies were there?

   • New Hampshire was one of the four New England Colonies, along with Massachusetts Bay, Connecticut, and Rhode Island colonies. The New England colonies were one of three groups comprising the 13 original colonies. The other two groups were the Middle Colonies and the Southern Colonies.

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   When did people live in New Hampshire?

   • People lived in what’s now New Hampshire at least 12,000 years ago. Thousands of years later Native American tribes, including the Abenaki and the Pennacook, lived on the land. French and English explorers began to arrive in the 1500s, and the English established the first permanent European settlement in 1623.

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   Feb 9, 2024 · 1622–1761. Facts about the history, geography, and people of Colonial New Hampshire, which was one of the 13 Colonies that declared independence from Great Britain. New Hampshire started in 1623 and spent many years under the control of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.

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   GEOGRAPHY AND LANDFORMS. New Hampshire is bordered by Canada in the north, Maine and the Atlantic Ocean in the east, Massachusetts in the south, and Vermont in the west. It can be divided into...

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   Kids learn about the history and timeline of the state of New Hampshire including early explorers, Native Americans, early settlers, colonization, and the American Revolution.

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   Nov 8, 2020 · Fast Facts: New Hampshire Colony. Also Known As: Royal Province of New Hampshire, Upper Province of Massachusetts. Named After: Hampshire, England. Founding Year: 1623. Founding Country: England. First Known European Settlement: David Thomson, 1623; William and Edward Hilton, 1623.

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   As you learn more about New Hampshire geography, think about the following questions: What physical and human characteristics define New Hampshire? How did New Hampshire’s boundaries and regions come to be the way they are today?

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   Where did the English first settle in New Hampshire? For the first 100 years of New Hampshire’s colonial period, the English settled in the seacoast region and stayed within 40 miles of the coast. In these years, four communities of English settlers

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    The New Hampshire Colony was one of the thirteen original colonies in the United States. The colonies were divided up into three groups: New England colonies, middle colonies, and southern...