Dutch settlers in the Americas were commonly referred to as "Dutch colonists" or "New Netherlanders," particularly in the context of the 17th century when they established colonies in areas like New York, then known as New Amsterdam. Some settlers were also called "Hollanders" or "Dutch." Their influence is still evident today in the culture and place names of the regions they settled.
The original Dutch settlers were called the Dutch West India Company in the early 17th century. These settlers established colonies in present-day New York, New Jersey, and Delaware.
Originally they were employees of the Dutch East India company but when they left the employ of the company they were called Vryburgers, literally Free citizens.
Yes, it is true that the Dutch settlers were called Boers. This means 'farmer' which is basically correct.
The Dutch settlers called themselves Voortrekkers
They were called Boers, this translates as 'farmers' The Dutch settlers in South Africa were also known as Afrikaners
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Dutch settlers, back when it was called New Amsterdam.
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The Lenape didn't really get along with the dutch settlers with their first settlement (Zwaanendael). They did get along for reasons.
Peoples who had come from Africa are called Afrikaners were descendants of Boers who in turn were descendants of Dutch settlers who come from Holland