French and Dutch colonization | Period 2: 1607-1754 | AP US History | Khan Academy

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[@thegeminiguy1065]

My great grandfather 14 generations ago was Wolfert Guiretts Van Couwenhoven. He was one of these first Dutch settlers. I have papers and things he wrote in 1625.

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At around 6:05, you circle an island, isn't that Long Island and not Manhattan ?

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It's Manhattan

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Just after 6:00, the presenter circles an island, calling it the island of Manhattan. That’s actually Long Island. Manhattan is the tiny island to the west of Long Island.

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My ancestors immigrated to North America as French colonists along the St Lawrence River! I also have a fair bit of British and Spanish ancestry along with Irish, Welsh and German! (and a tiiiiiiiny bit of Northwest Russian/Finnish)

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[@ivanlaplante]

Thank you so much Khan Academy for acknowledging this part of history. There's a huge revisionist trend trying to depict every European colonizers as all the same, denying such crucial distinctions in relations with and treatment of First Nations, and i find that a terrible injustice for my people in Quebec, which ironically enough then often get depicted as even worst somehow.

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[@EdinburghFive]

I think the early allying of the French and Dutch with various Indigenous groups had more to do with proximity, than anything else. You traded with those who were near your trading posts. The French may not have used force to convert Indigenous people to Christianity but their pursuit of 'winning souls for god' did include pitting tribes against each other and withholding food in times of need and famine.

[@rapturas]

Didn't the Vikings reach the America's before the Spanish?

Yep. They didn't last that long though.

Didn't the Amerindians reach the Americas before the Norse?

[@MarshallHoff]

Yes, and she does mention that in one of her video.

[@ivanlaplante]

They did, but didn't really settle like the Spanish would, outside of Greenland. They had a small settlement at L'Anse-Aux-Meadows, Newfoundland, Canada at some point, but officially it stayed pretty small and didn't last long. They pretty much only had contacts with Inuits, which explains both why their contact didn't lead to the germ cataclysm that started with Columbus first travel's, and why Natives that first encountered Columbus didn't have any antibody to deal with new European diseases, as Inuits didn't have relations with First Nations as close as First Nations had between themselves.

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how can i find the map used for new Amsterdam in the clip?

[@thegeminiguy1065]

I have it.

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[@MrRrichmond]

Are there Any records of slavery during the early 1600 with the dutch settlers?

[@thegeminiguy1065]

I am a direct descendant of one of the Dutch settlers. Many records of the time exist. Since the colonization was a business exploration, they kept very good records. I have a crude census from the 1620's. The record of census shows no slaves.

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You make the take over sound nice. Which isn't at all true

[@ohhi5237]

genocide with a cherry on top if you dont

[@chissstardestroyer]

The French as it turns out really kind of boxed in the British as the colonization progressed, including Louisiana and the area of the Louisiana Purchase, which reached the border of the Spanish holdings.

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[@S0uthflorida]

You say the Dutch chose to pay the natives to get the furs for them; what did the Dutch pay them with?

[@joshua6168]

Wampum was used. It was like a form of currency utilized by the native Americans in that part of North America

[@ivanlaplante]

They paid with guns, among other things. Guns which were extremely welcomed by the Iroquois, since the British refused to sell them any until the Dutch started, while the French were trading guns to a limited extent with most of their Native allies from very early on. Since many of those allies held a deep and ancestral grudge against Iroquois, it was a rough time for Iroquois, which were used to normally being the regional dominant power, prior to the entrance of Europeans. Those guns brought the balance back between Iroquois and other First Nations, and even reversed it back to what it was, as the Dutch would trade their guns more freely then the French. Eventually, when the Iroquois got pushed out by the English settlers taking their lands, those guns allowed the Iroquois to push away other First Nations to settle in their place, which triggered a domino-style chain effect of Nations pushing other Nations away, and ultimately led to the destruction of Huronia and the genocide of its people.

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Free/fair trade done right?

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Spain colonization(Mexico,Brazil /Latinos) VS French and Dutch colonization(Vietnam,Indonesia,Suriname,Guyana) VS England Colonization (Canada,Australia,Nrw Zealand,Malaysia,Brunai),Which better For native people?

[@ohhi5237]

dutch and french by far, just look and see whats left of the native population in spanish/portuguese and british colonies

[@thegeminiguy1065]

I have writings from my family (Dutch) in 1625. The Dutch had a good relationship with the Iroquois. The Indians themselves had strained relationships with each other.

[@ivanlaplante]

@@thegeminiguy1065 +1. Dutch had good relationship with Iroquois, French had good relations with pretty much everyone else, and Iroquois had beef with pretty much everyone else

[@ivanlaplante]

It is important to precise that colonization models can widely differ between places even if done by the same state. For example the French colonization model in New-France versus in Saint-Domingue (Haiti) were INSANELY different, the Saint-Domingue model was no chill at all.

[@angelcamachodelsolar]

@@ohhi5237 The only important colonies that the Dutch maintained were those of Indonesia and Suriname, and we already know what happened, ask the Indonesians and the Maroons how they were treated. For their part, the French in Africa and Indochina are more of the same. In America they simply did not have a position of power.

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[@ohhi5237]

you cant just group the french and dutch as if theyre working together in one team

[@ivanlaplante]

Definitely not, but they're not being grouped as a team but rather as two similar colonialist models that achieving similar relations and proximities with the Natives.

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Citation, please, regarding the forced conversion claims you have made regarding the Spanish in regard to religions... otherwise it will be marked as plagerism and not believed.

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