In 1664, England took over the Dutch colony<span> of </span>New Netherland<span> (including its capital of </span>New Amsterdam<span>) which England renamed the </span>Province of New York<span>. With New Netherland, the English also came to control the former </span>New Sweden<span> (in what is now </span>Delaware<span>), which the Dutch had conquered earlier. This later became part of </span>Pennsylvania<span> after that was established in 1680.
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In 1663, Charles II was king of England. He gave the land south of Virginia to eight proprietors. These men founded the Carolina colony. They named it after the king's father, Charles I.
A - The defeat of the confederate infantry at Pickett’s charge
Although Lee’s army enjoyed early success, Meade's army managed to hold ground and even break back the Confederates. As the Union held its ground and pushed back the Confederates, they suffered major losses
becuse they said if they were splited up and then killed
