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Settlement of New Amsterdam

First Peoples Native Americans lived on Manhattan Island Way of Life – Trading, Hunting and Fishing (economics)

“The Purchase” - Manhattan “Bought” by the Dutch from the natives for a converted $24 Was it really bought?

Dutch Leader Willem Kieft became Director General in 1638 – Relieved after a massacre of the Natives (In present day Jersey City) – Dutch nearly lose colony

New Leader Dutch Colony failing – Netherlands send a new leader – Peter Stuyvesant – Cleans up and improves the colony

Takeover The British took the colony from the Dutch settlers without even firing a shot. Duke of York (James II) shows up in harbor with British Fleet Settlers give up colony without a fight

New Amsterdam

Why Own Manhattan?

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