After the original inhabitants (Native Americans), the Dutch took control of the area now known as New York City and environs. The area still retains many old dutch names.
Later, New Amsterdam was seiged and taken over my the English, who renamed it New York, in honor of the Duke of York.
From the mid to late 1700's the French population slightly declined as the English population increased.
New York has seen major Immigration from:
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to have a free life.
They did so they could get a job because Ireland was one of the poorest countries.
i dont know but I think it is of population
The first people to settle the New York City area were the Native American Lenape tribe.
The Seneca people settled in New York before the American Revolution.
Then England took over, and a man named James Charles York, renamed New Amsterdam to New York
No, the Dutch were the first settlers of New York.
He discovered the Hudson river! And then people came to settle New York.
they went to work for white people to make money
New York is a city which provides a large space for immigrants and people to live and settle into the United States.
On Manhattan
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