The New York Colony Created and animated by. History  Founded by New Netherlands  Named after Duke of York  English take over in 1664  Breadbasket.

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The New York Colony Created and animated by

History  Founded by New Netherlands  Named after Duke of York  English take over in 1664  Breadbasket colony

Economy  Center trading point  15,000 furs were sold in 1699  Common industries: barrel making, boat building, brewing beer  Crop trade: meet, milk, eggs

Religion  Very tolerant  Almost all religions could live there  Common religion(s): Catholic, Quaker  Many colonists due to freedom of religion  Religion(s):Quakers, Catholics, Lutherans, Jews

Questions 1.In 1699 about how many furs were sold? 2.Who/which country founded this colony first? 3.When did the English takeover the New York Colony? Answer:about 15,000 Answer: New Netherlands Answer:1664

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