The Dutch Settle New Netherland
leader of NN in 1638
William Kieft.
time line
a diagram that shows the important events that took place during a certain time period
seal
a mark put on papers to show that they are originals & not copies
slow growth of population
a problem of the colony
colony
a settlement started by people who leave their own country to live in another land
this new company had control over
all fur trade in areas of North America claimed by the dutch & was allowed to set up a colony in NN
slaves
are people held against their will & forced to work without pay
Peter Stuyvesant
arrived in NN as its new director or leader in 1647
issues w/ native americans were handled by
attacking the NA with an army
boys did this afterschool
became apprentices
Importance of Peter Minuit
bought Manhattan Island from Native Americans & ordered colonists to move to Manhattan to be safe & built New Amsterdam
traditions of the dutch that they brought to NN
bowling, homes, food: waffles & doughnuts, language, furniture style
importance of New Amsterdam's location
built next t a harbor where the Hudson flows into the Atlantic. This location proved good for trade because Harbor rarely freezes. Increased trade helped settlement grow
dutch style furniture
colonists filled their homes with this
girls learned to
cook, spin thread, weave cloth & sew
bouweries
dutch for farms that had both livestock & crops
Center of New Amsterdam:
fort, marketplace, church, windmill
Walloons
group of 30 families that were French speaking. Went to NN to practice thier religion, to find wealth & land.
dutch style
how colonists built their homes
Dutch West India Company
in 1621, the dutch government gave this new company permission to do buisness
The NN Colony Seal
it had on it....a beaver which showed importance of beaver fur trade and a wapum which showed money & trade with Native Americans, and it had a crown- for leadershiop or showed it was a royal colony
why was NN a success?
it was a success for the dutch west india co because the colonists traded the dutch goods with NA for fur & Land
plantations
large farm
permanent
long lasting
fur trading
main source of money for the colony
slave
must work forever unless they pay $$. They were treated very poorly
New Amsterdam
name of new settlement on the southern tip of manhattan island
Patroons
new land owners
Peter Minuit
new leader of NN 1626
patron system
not a success because people wanted to own their own land not any rent. they didn't want to lose freedoms & follow all the patroons ruless
timelines show
order of events & amount of tie that passed between events. Shows how events are connected
colonists
people of the colony
New Netherland (NN)
quickly became the colony's largest town
farming
replaced fur trading
slave trade
the buying & selling of enslaved persons
Willem Verhulst
the colony's new leader- 1625- who assigned jobs. He oversaw trade & building . He settled disagreements among colonists
Walloons & Dutch West India Company
the company paid for the Walloon's voyage, gave them land & helped them buy farm animals. The Walloons were to trade w/ Native Americans for furs that the company would sell in Europe
how did some slaves in NN gain their freedom
the dutch west India company freed them. other slaves were able to buy their freedom. former slaves were not completely free
1629 DWIC's plan to get more settlers
they'd get large pieces of land if the patrons brought in 50 new settlers to the colony. the settlers had to farm the patroons land, pay rent & follow rules
slaves
were most of the people that came from Africa to NN
indentured servants
work for a set time for the person paying them. They were treated okay
apprentice
works for a skilled craftsperson for 3 years or more to learn a trade.
children school schedule
year round, 6 days per week
2 major settlements in colony of NN
Fort Orange & New Amsterdam
Hudson River
Fort Orange & NewAmsterdam were located here
Settlers came from
Germany, France, England, Sweden & Finland
a successful patroonship
Kiliaen Von Rensselaer near Fort Orange
difference between dutch & Native Americans
NA believed that land was for all people to use & dutch bought the land itself & wanted the NA to leave
1630
New Amsterdam had 200 people & 30 houses
1643
New Amsterdam had more than 400 people living there
indentured servants
A person who agrees to work without pay for a set time in exchange for some benefit
families built settlements & started farms
1. near High Island near Burlington, NJ. 2. near Connecticut River, 3. Nut Island, 4. Fort Orange (near Albanu)
decade
10 year period
century
100 year period
16th century
1501-1600
years in the 17th century
1601-1700
