Which choice most accurately summarizes New York’s Borough-County Mapping?

• New York combines a bicameral legislature, executive branch, and a court hierarchy whose naming differs from many states.
• New York City’s boroughs map onto counties, but borough identity and county-level legal geography are not identical to ordinary county governance elsewhere in the state.
• Because New York’s Supreme Court is mainly a trial court, interpreting court names without jurisdictional context can cause factual errors.
• New York’s Hudson corridor mattered strategically because severing New England from other colonies was a major British objective.