The Third Anglo-Dutch War and Its Impact on North America

What was the primary cause of the Third Anglo-Dutch War?

• Territorial disputes

• Religious differences

• Commercial and naval rivalry

• Cultural misunderstandings

In 1673, which colonies did the Dutch successfully retake?

• Pennsylvania and Delaware

• Virginia and Maryland

• Massachusetts and Connecticut

• New York and New Jersey

What advantage did the English gain by intercepting Dutch messages?

• They could negotiate a peace treaty

• They learned about the new New Netherland before the Dutch

• They gained control of Dutch trade routes

• They captured Dutch warships

What action did Governor Kul take to prepare for an English invasion?

• He built new forts

• He activated local militias

• He evacuated the colony

• He sought alliances with Native tribes

What was the fate of the settlement of Horen Kill?

• It was destroyed by Thomas Howell and his men

• It was fortified and defended successfully

• It became a major trading post

• It was abandoned by its settlers

How did Thomas Howell's men exploit the village of Horen Kill?

• By trading fairly with the settlers

• By providing protection without cost

• By consuming resources and stealing goods

• By building new infrastructure

What was Governor Kul's main challenge in maintaining control?

• Lack of support from the Dutch government

• Inadequate military resources

• High costs and local dissatisfaction

• Frequent attacks by Native tribes

What was the Dutch reaction to the news of their takeover of New York and New Jersey?

• They were unsure of what to do with the colonies

• They immediately sent reinforcements

• They sought a peace treaty with England

• They celebrated the victory

What did Governor Kul hope for in the face of English threats?

• Reinforcements from the Netherlands

• Support from local Native tribes

• Immediate peace negotiations

• A surprise attack on English colonies

What was the name of the ship sent by Governor Kul with news of the Dutch takeover?

• The Endeavor

• The Victory

• The Liberty

• The Hope