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because William penn saw the Pennsylvanis as the "holy experiment" a chance tp put the quarter ideal of tolenration and esquality into practuce. in 1682 he sailed to America to supervise the building of philadelpahia the city of brothers love

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The English drove the Dutch from New York because England and Holland had gone to war in Europe.

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The English took over new Amsterdam because they thought that the Dutch had no right to that land. The English also refused to acknowledge that the Dutch had a claim to it.

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The English were upset because New Netherlands was a thriving harbor city and they saw it as a threat.

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The english seize the dutch colony of new netherland by driving the dutch out of new netherland. P.S this might be wrong

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It was an easy target

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it was fun

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The new Netherlands was a dutch colony from 1614 until 1667. In that time period the Netherlands where moving many ships around the world as England also did but at some point the king of England, Charles the second was grown tired of the dutch interfering with the shipping business so he send ships to take over the dutch colony of New Netherlands, the leader of the colony could not convince the people of the colony to fight against England and the colony was taken over without any bloodshed the city of New Amsterdam (what is now known as new york) was renamed to New york to onner the duke of New York who would become known as king James the second he became king of England after Charles the second.