Multiple Choice. Use the map of the Mid-Atlantic Colonies to answer the question. Based on the map, how did New York City contribute to the development of the Mid-Atlantic Colonies?(1 point) Responses Goods from the Mid-Atlantic Colonies were shipped through New York City on the way to England. Goods from the Mid-Atlantic Colonies were shipped through New York City on the way to England. New York City’s natural harbor led to an influx of immigrants to the Mid-Atlantic Colonies from southern and eastern Europe. New York City’s natural harbor led to an influx of immigrants to the Mid-Atlantic Colonies from southern and eastern Europe. New York City’s location near Spanish territory allowed the Mid-Atlantic Colonies to develop a strong trade economy. New York City’s location near Spanish territory allowed the Mid-Atlantic Colonies to develop a strong trade economy. The temperate climate of New York City allowed it to grow grain to feed the Mid-Atlantic Colonies.

Answer 1

Based on the options provided, the best response is: Goods from the Mid-Atlantic Colonies were shipped through New York City on the way to England.

This choice accurately reflects New York City's role as a significant trade hub in the Mid-Atlantic Colonies, facilitating the export of goods to England.