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Settling New York

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Giovanni da Verrazano first European to reach NY
Christopher Columbus discovered that the world was round, not flat
Samuel de Champlain battled with the Iroquois and made the Iroquois enemies of the French
Henry Hudson claimed the Hudson River and the surrounding land for the Dutch
Fort Orange first European settlement in NY
Albany originally called Fort Orange
New York City originally called New Amsterdam
The Dutch West India Company set up the colony of New Netherland to trade with the Native Americans
England (Great Britian) country that took over New Netherland without firing a shot
Peter Minuit governor of New Netherland who bought Manhattan from the Lenni Lenape
Peter Stuyvesant governor of New Netherland who started a fire department and a night watch
John Peter Zenger had a victory in court that was a great step for freedom of the press
Freedom of the Press the right of people to print or tell the news
manor a large piece of land that an owner rents in smaller parts to farmers
double house a building where a home is upstairs and a business is downstairs
tax money paid to the govenment so that it can perform services
governor person in charge of a colony
colony a settlement ruled by another country
ally a friend with whom one is united for a common purpose
culture the way of life of a people
patroons landwoners who promise to help settle 50 families on their land
gristmill a place where grain is ground into flour
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