The Dutch and the English - Lesson 4

The beliefs and customs of a group of people.

• culture

• tolerance

• slavery

• patroon

The acceptance of different beliefs.

• culture

• tolerance

• slavery

• govenor

Someone who puts money into a business in hopes of making a profit.

• investor

• patroon

• governor

• culture

A person who farms land but does not own it.

• farmer

• culture

• Patroon

• Tenant

The practice of owning other people as property.

• tenant

• slavery

• patroon

• investor

A leader of a colony or state.

• tenant

• slave

• governor

• patroon

A landowner in New Netherland who brought 50 settlers to the colony to help settle the land.

• Patroon

• governor

• tenant

• investor

When the English took over the Dutch colonies, they divided New Netherland into two parts:

• New York and New Jersey

• New Amsterdam and New Jersey

• New Jersey and Connecticut

• New Amsterdam and New Netherland

Who purchased Manna-hatta from the Native Americans for $24 worth of tools, cloth, metal pots, and beads.

• Peter Stuyvesant

• Peter Minuit

• Henry Hudson

• Jacques Cartier

What did the Dutch rename Manna-hata?

• New Netherland

• New Amsterdam

• New York City

• Hudson River