Dutch golden age 17th century become the world global

Dutch Golden Age (17th Century) become the world global traders, technological
advanced under the Prince Henry Hudson
- Voyages of Henry Hudson (1609-1611)
- - Ugolino -
- Exploration in Asia but not successful in America
- Dutch West India Company (1621-1792)
- Quahog: Hiawatha Belt
- The dutch turning currency for fur trade in return for quahog (Wampum beads),
diseases by European settlers.
- Decline in the face of English competition
- Anglo-Dutch Wars
- Dutch forced and ceased by the England
4. English Colonies: Trade and Religion
- An early failure: Roanoke (1584-1586)
- The first permanent colony: Jamestown (1607)
- Established social and economic commercial ventures in Virginia
- Indentured servants → flocked the colonies and died from harsh labour
conditions and disease
- New England colonies → neither trade or establish colonies
- Puritans
- Plymouth Colony (1620 - 1691)
- The idea of “City upon a Hill” (John Winthrop, 1630) → speech by
puritan leader john Withmdrop, new society across atlantic would be
the model society ffor the world
5. The Haudenosaunee Confederacy
- The people of the “Longhouse”
- Iroquois → imply by the French and linguistic designation
- Fiva nations → Seneca, Cyuga, Onondaga, Oneida, mohawk and later
Tuscarora
- Each clan were symbolized by an animal
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