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Q: What did the Dutch west India company establish to protect the mouth of the Hudson River?
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Who did Henry Hudson sailed for?

Hudson explored for the English and the Dutch.


Who did Hudson sail for?

dutch east company


Did the dutch company send Henry Hudson?

yes


How did Henry Hudson pay for the trip?

The Dutch Company


Was Henry Hudson dutch?

dutch


Why did the Dutch west India company want to establish a colony in north America?

The dutch founded New Amsterdam, which was the original name of New York, as a way to entice more settlers to establish a strong base of operations at the mouth of the Hudson river, to protect the trade going on between dutch merchants in New York and the Native American tribes living further north along the Hudson, primarily trading in furs and pelts. New Amsterdam served as the seat of colonial government in the dutch colony of New Netherland, as well as a regional centre for commerce and communication, as well as the principal seaport for the colony.


Where did the dutch establish a colony in north America as a result of Henry Hudson's voyages?

new netherland


What was one of the principal reasons for locating the fort and the new town on Manhattan?

protect the Hudson River and the Dutch West India Company's fur trade operations.


What country did Hudson represent?

Henry Hudson was an English explorer. He sailed for the Dutch East India Company, which was an English trading company.


Who did Henry Hudson work for?

Hudson made voyages of exploration for both the Dutch and British.


Who gave money to Henry Hudson to explore?

the dutch east india company


Who financed Henry Hudson's expedition's?

who funded Henry Hudson's third voyage