Atlas of the United States: The Middle Atlantic Region - New Jersey

New Jersey, a densely populated state in the Mid-Atlantic region, is known for its urbanization and proximity to New York City. It features a long Atlantic coastline and the Delaware Water Gap. Historically, it was part of New Sweden and New Netherland before becoming a British colony. It played a significant role in the American Revolutionary War, notably with George Washington's crossing of the Delaware River. The state is also famous for Thomas Edison's inventions, including the light bulb and phonograph.

What is the geographical location of New Jersey in relation to New York and Pennsylvania?

What are the two largest cities in New Jersey?

Describe the contrast between the beaches of New Jersey and the Delaware Water Gap.

What significant historical event involving George Washington took place in New Jersey?

Which famous inventor spent much of his life in New Jersey and what were some of his inventions?