Colonial New England followed the Julian calendar, which observed the New Year on which date?

A - May 21st
B - April 1st
C - March 25th
D - January 14th

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Before 1753 England and all of its colonies observed the Julian Calendar. After 1753, England began to observe the Gregorian Calendar. In England and its colonies, the Julian calendar began on January 1, but its new civil year began on March 25; the Gregorian calendar is the one in use today, and it begins the new civil year on January 1.

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