The Dutch had colonies and settlements in what now is the US from the mid-16th century to 1664, when they traded their New Netherlands colony (including present-day NY) with the British for Surinam, a sugar- and ore-rich colony near Venezuela.
Technically speaking the Dutch are still present in the Americas: several Caribean islands today have - by free choice of its inhabitants - the status of a Dutch municipality and are part of The Netherlands.
the dutch arrived in America in 1609.
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A few weeks or so.
Since 1102
New Netherlands and New Amsterdam are two Dutch settlements in America.
The Dutch
HE STAYED FOR 43 YRS.
They landed in 1620 and never left.
Only about 5 years.
John Cabot did not stay in North America for very long. He only stayed long enough to get fresh water, stake the Venetian and Papal banners, and claim the land for the King of England.
No, they are from America
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