[Answer] Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania used to be part of a colony named after which country?

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...1. Sweden 2. Finland 3. Iceland 4. Denmark

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Sweden - In the early 16th century, a number of European powers were vying for control of territory in North America. One oft forgotten part of the nation’s early colonial history was the colony of New Sweden. Established in 1638, it was the only Swedish foothold in North America, as well as the continent's smallest and shortest-lived colony. Located along the Delaware River, the colony covered parts of Delaware, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, and its main settlement was Fort Christina in present-day Wilmington. The Dutch won control of the colony less than 20 years after its founding. However, its settlers were responsible for introducing Lutheran Christianity to the New World as well as the first log cabin.:

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