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Yes, because they had set up what is today New York City. Kyle Mochrie wrote this teehee!
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How did the Dutch come to the US?
By plane. No of course not. They came by boats.
Who settled the seven important towns in New Jersey in 1667?
The seven important towns in New Jersey in 1667 were founded by the Dutch and the English. The towns of Middletown and Elizabethtown were founded by the English and the important town of Bergen was founded by the Dutch.
Why was the Anglo-Dutch Treaty of 1824 important to the British?
1. The British needed to have the support of the Dutch in the event of a common enemy. (This is only 1 answer.)
What was an important economic of both the French and the Dutch settlements?
Fur trade
What is an example of a colonial lagacy?
The answer is Most of them are ROMAN CATHOLIC
How many states in US have dutch elm disease?
half of the states in the US have dutch elm disease
What nationality was artist Vincent van Gogh?
He was Dutch, that is West European. In the US the term Caucasian is used.
What Dutch traditions spread to the US?
Santa Claus comes from the Dutch Sinterklaas.
How did Selena quintanilla legacy inspire us?
she inpired the legacy beacue wen she was
How does language reflect a Dutch heritage?
That the Dutch language remains an official and important means of communication within a Dutch culture laden contextis one way in which language reflects Dutch heritage. In the case of the Netherlands, Dutch is the Kingdom's official, most important, historic and enduring language. That means that everywhere one looks to make sense of modern and historic happenings, one does so by means of Dutch ways of saying and doing things.The same may be said of the Caribbean island of Aruba and the South American country of Suriname. Dutch remains the official language in the autonomous Dutch region of Aruba and in the former Dutch colony of Suriname. At the same time, Aruban and Surinamese creole languages are important ways of explaining and perpetuating local and native customs, preferences and traditions.In each case, creole ways of saying and doing things co-exist peacefully with Dutch ways of saying and doing things. So the legacy of a Dutch cultural heritage remains alive and well. It does so through the continued use of the Dutch language and by the consent of Arubans and Surinamese.
Who brought the Dutch to the US?
The Dutch CAME to the US mate. And they brought heaps of African people to the US,you should be thankfull for that. ur welcome Buddy
Why did the dutch come to the US?
The Dutch meant to go to India, they ended up in the US and called its inhabitants "Indians" for that reason.
What was not important the Dutch?
spreading reigion
What was not important to the Dutch?
spreading reigion
Was former president of the US Martin van Buren Dutch?
He was of Dutch ancestry and grew up in a Dutch speaking home.
Why was justinians legacy important?
Because it made him very important.
What is the legacy of the constitution of the US?
FREEDOM!
