New York was part of what the Dutch called New Netherland, which also included New Jersey, Delaware, Connecticut and parts of Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.
Before NYC was called NYC, so right after it was founded, it was called 'New Amsterdam' (in English). In Dutch, it was called 'Nieuw Amsterdam'.
The answer is New Amsterdam.
New Amsterdam
The Dutch owned New york
In the area we call New York City they called it New Amsterdam, but the Duke of York came along and took it from them calling it New York.
First, the Dutch and then the English. New York is named after the Duke of York.
The colony of New York was settled first by the Dutch and then by the English. The main religion of both the Dutch and English was Protestantism. New York was one of the Middle colonies.
Dutch settled in New York, hope this helped
It was owned by the Dutch.
The Dutch owned New york
the dutch
New Amsterdam
New York was once called "New Amsterdam" because the Dutch owned New York.
it was originaly owned by the dutch, then the English took over. its new owner was the duke of york. that's why its called New York.
Before we bought New York (once called New Amsterdam), it was a Dutch colony.
In history when the Dutch settled in Manhattan, they called it New Amsterdam.
New Netherlands was renamed New York after the Duke of York.
They called it: Nieuw Amsterdam (New Amsterdam)
I belive the Dutch too have done this.
New Amsterdam. They were Dutch until the Duke of York took it away from them to create New York.