Which choice correctly explains Political Transition in New York State?

• The Hudson River’s north-south route made control of the corridor strategically important during the Revolution.
• The 1664 English takeover changed New Netherland’s political control, but Dutch cultural influence continued.
• Central and western New York became important reform regions partly because transportation networks moved people and ideas efficiently.
• The 1848 Seneca Falls convention focused on women’s social, civil, and religious rights.