What were some successes of the New Jersey Colony? What were some failures?

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Successes:
On a fateful day in 1664, the duke of York granted his reputable friends Lord Carteret and Lord Berkeley a province of land that was destined to become a great colony called New Jersey. At that time, New Jersey was a successful proprietary colony, and the colonists living there were happy...

I couldn’t find any failures but I hope that helps! :)))

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