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Why did the Dutch leave their homeland?
There were multiple reasons for the Dutch leaving their homeland. One significant factor was religious persecution, as the Dutch Protestants faced discrimination under Spanish Catholic rule. Economic opportunities and the lure of new territories also motivated the Dutch to explore and settle in other parts of the world. Additionally, the Dutch East India Company played a significant role in expanding Dutch trade and empire, leading to the establishment of colonies overseas.
Is will explore an adverb?
No, it is not. It is a future tense conjugation of the verb to explore (shall explore, will explore).
Why is Dutch Harbour named Dutch Harbour?
It was first settled by the dutch.
How can you learn Dutch?
You can learn Dutch on this web sites, http://www.forbeginners.info/dutch/ http://www.dutchgrammar.com/
Which country is known as the Dutch?
The country were Dutch people live is called The Netherlands or in the Dutch language 'Nederland'.
Where did the English and Dutch explore?
South Africa
Where did the Dutch explore and then settle?
New York
Where did English and Dutch explore?
South Africa
What explorer was hired to explore New York for the Dutch?
Henry Hudson
Why did Dutch and English companis pay Henry Hudson to explore?
To eat
Why did Abel Tasman want to explore?
Because he was imployed by the Dutch Indies company
Who gave money to Henry Hudson to explore?
the dutch east india company
Why did the Dutch explore and establish colonies in the southwest pacific between 1600?
because they were crackers
Who were the first people to explore new york?
The Dutch had the first colony in New York.
Who was the English sailor hired by dutch merchants to explore North America?
Henry Hudson
Who explore what is now New York for the Dutch looking for the northwest passage?
Henry Hudson
When Henry Hudson explored for the Spanish what part of the United States did he explore?
Henry Hudson was English. He explored for English merchants and the Dutch East India Company. He looked for the Northeast Passage to India and the Northwest Passage to the Spice Island. Part of his exploration for the Northwest passage led him to explore the Hudson river for the Dutch East India company and laid the foundation for Dutch settlement of New York. He did not explore on behalf of Spain.
