In 1621, Dutch merchants formed the Dutch West India Company to start a colony in America. The first Dutch colonists settled along the upper Hudson where they built Fort Orange, near present-day Albany, New York. The new colonists quickly found that there were good profits to be made in the fur trade. They established trading posts along the Hudson RIver. The largest was on Manhattan Island at the river's mouth.
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They claimed Long Island for the Dutch Netherlands (Holland only refers to a small portion of the Netherlands) and called it New Amsterdam.
The nations to claim land in North America included Spain, France, England, and the Netherlands. Spain was the first to establish a significant presence with claims in the southwestern and southeastern regions, while France explored and claimed vast territories in the central and northern parts, particularly along the Mississippi River. England's claims primarily focused on the eastern seaboard, leading to the establishment of the Thirteen Colonies. The Netherlands had a notable presence in the area that is now New York, originally claiming it as New Amsterdam before it was taken over by the English.
In the past French territories in North America included Canada and Acadia, Louisiana, Florida and parts of the West indies. (New France) . All that is left are the islands of Saint Pierre and Miquelon
New Netherland, East coast USA, see below-
They gave England claim to the mainland of North America.
Polo never came to North America and was only in China. He did not claim land.
Great Britain, Netherlands, Sweden, Germany, Denmark, France, Russia, Spain, and Portugal.
By 1600, Portugal claimed land on South America, Africa, Asia, and of course, its homeland Europe.
British Claim to North America and a son who looked for the NWP.
Australia did not claim part of North America.