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. The states of Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont are a part of the Northeast or New England region. Why are these states grouped together?

. The states of Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont are a part of the Northeast or New England region. Why are these states grouped together?
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. The states of Maine, Massachusetts, and Vermont are a part of

the Northeast or New England region. Why are these states
grouped together?

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these states are the first places that the British soldiers claimed

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