Because the Netherlands were very wealthy, there was not a lot of incentive for Dutch settlers to come to the New World. As a result, the inhabitants of the colony tended to be English. When the British decided to claim New Netherlands, The Duke of York launched a war flotilla to capture it. There simply weren't enough Dutch citizens who were willing to fight to defend the colony, so it was taken without any bloodshed.
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cuz i sed for them too :P
not much, the mountain men werent settlers and kept moving, the plains indians didnt like settlers, they believed no one owned land, the plains indians didnt need to fight them because they didnt want anything from them.
They Got Very Mad At The Fact And Decided To Fight For There Land Once More...
The indiana wanted there mamas
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why were the English settlers willing to fight for the land they wanted?Reply to answer: YOU ASKED A STUPID QUESTION FOR YOUR REPLY!!!!!!!!!LoL You Retard for writing Stuff on the Top! Lol YEAH!!!!YOU WROTE SOMETHING THAT IS STUPID
cuz i sed for them too :P
The Spanish armada started the fight in August 8th 1588 in the intention of overthrowing Queen Elizabeth 1. They want to stop English involvement the the Spanish Netherlands.
not much, the mountain men werent settlers and kept moving, the plains indians didnt like settlers, they believed no one owned land, the plains indians didnt need to fight them because they didnt want anything from them.
no it was not genocidde because the English helped! also the English didnt let Ireland have cattle u cant fight that it was genocide
he was led to fight because the settlers killed his father and was told to not befriend the settlers
the people didnt like it so a fight broke out lose and mostly everyone died
Hitler but he didnt fight because he is a absolute puff English should of killed not his self.
They Got Very Mad At The Fact And Decided To Fight For There Land Once More...
yes they fought the settlers
Pontiac's War (or Pontiac's Rebellion) occurred when the Indians decided to fight against the settlers.