Dutch Colonies

Which group of people introduced ice skating to New York?

• Native Americans

• Huguenots

• Eskimos

• Dutch

The buying and selling of people in colonial New York was known as...

• the slave trade.

• the indentured servant trade.

• the apprentice trade.

• the artisan trade.

The two large cities in colonial New York were

• Schnectady

• New York City

• Hartford

• Albany

Why was New Netherland renamed New York?

• It was easier to spell.

• It was easier to say.

• The British conquered the colony and named it after the Duke of York.

• The Native American tribes hated the Dutch.

What is a colony?

• a Dutch person who was given land from a landowner to grow crops

• a settlement ruled by another country

• money paid to the government so they can perform services

Who is Peter Minuit?

• the first European to reach New York

• the governor of New Netherland who bought Manhattan from Lenni Lenape for 24 dollars

• the governor of the New Netherland who started to the fire department and a night watch

• a man that explored the Hudson River and claimed the area for the Dutch

Who is Peter Stuyvesant?

• the governor of New Netherland who started a fire department and night watch

• the man that explored the Hudson River and claimed the area for the Dutch

• the governor of New Netherland who brought Manhattan for 24 dollars

• the first European to reach New York

What is Fort Orange?

• a Dutch city that later became New York City

• a Dutch fort built on the tip of Manhattan

• a Dutch colony that included parts of New York, New Jersey and Delaware

• The first permanent settlement in Albany, New York

What is New Netherland?

• a Dutch city that later became New York City

• a Dutch fort built on the tip of Manhattan

• a Dutch colony that included parts of New York, New Jersey and Delaware

• the first permanent settlement in Albany, New York

What is New Amsterdam?

• a Dutch city that later becomes New York City

• a Dutch colony that included parts of New York, New Jersey and Delaware

• The first permanent settlement in Albany, New York.