History, 28.08.2020 01:01, megankbrown

Think about what you learned about New Netherland. Which of these statements are true? Check all the statements that correctly describe New Netherland.
People immediately began to settle New Netherland in great numbers.
Settlers in New Netherland were often from many different countries.
New Netherland grew slowly.
Early colonists were most interested in the fur trade.
The answer is from different countries and fur trade and they slowly were growing

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