Dutch.
Called it New Amsterdam, but came under English command after the peace negotiations of Westminster in 1674. The English paid 2 million Guilders, which was an awe full lot back then, to buy of further aggression from the Dutch. In some sort of revenge, The Dutch took Suriname, and the English and the Dutch settled. New Amsterdam became New York. The Dutch would leave them alone. Fun fact, in the negotiations of Westminster, England wanted the right, to be greeted first by Dutch Naval ships. That right was granted, so when in contact with other ships, the dutch were ought to greet the English first, by law.
The first Europeans to establish a colony in what later became New York State was the Dutch. They settled there in around 1613.
british
The first Europeans to establish a colony in what later became New York State was the Dutch. They settled there in around 1613.
Dutch
The Latvins
The Dutch were the first Europeans to settle Manhattan Island. Their town was called 'New Amsterdam' until it was taken by the British, who named it after a military leader.
The vickings
The Dutch West India Company from the Netherlands.
The first Europeans sent to Ausrralia were British convicts, along with the officers and marines sent to guard them and establish a new colony.
These were the British convicts, along with the officers and marines sent to guard them and establish the new colony.
they established the Plymouth colony
We did. (The British)
Virginia
Plymouth in 1620 and not 1630.