The Colony of New Netherlands By: Ben, D.J., Connor Picture from: www.isu.edu/alumni/WWII.html.

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The Colony of New Netherlands By: Ben, D.J., Connor Picture from:

Which Country founded our Colony? The New Netherlands colony was founded by Holland. Picture from

When Was it Founded? This colony was founded in 1624.

Where was the Colony? The New Netherlands colony was on the Eastern side of New York State. This picture is from

Was This Colony Successful? This colony was not successful because their attempt with the fur trade failed. Another reason was the ongoing conflict with the Indians. Finally, putting high taxes on the Indians was a mistake. Picture from: Library.com/ hexp/ Exploration.html

Who was the Leader of our Colony? The leader of our colony was Governor Peter Stuyvesant. Picture from ~usgenweb/~usgenweb/pa/montgomery/beautoc.htm

Did the Colonists Get Along Well With the Indians? No, the colonists didn’t get along very well with the Indians.

What Happened to This Colony? British warships approached New Amsterdam/ New Netherlands harbor. The leader, Peter Stuyvesant, understood that the British had more power, but he was prepared to die defending his city. The people of New Amsterdam refused to fight, so he was forced to surrender his colony to the English. pixs/ _britishwarships.htm

5 Interesting Facts About our Colony: The Dutch West India Company sent the first group of Dutch settlers to colonize the New Netherlands, a region that would later become the state of New York.

More Facts The New Netherlands Colony became an international port town and the center of New Netherlands.

Another Fact The Dutch West India Company could not tolerate the old governor Kieft’s attacks on the Indians. His attacks could have caused Indian retaliation and endangered New Netherlands.

Last 2 Facts The English wanted to take over New Netherlands because it was located between the existing English colonies of New England and Virginia. The settlements of New Netherlands were given to the English Duke of York, who had ordered the attacks on New Amsterdam, thus giving the region its present name: New York.

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