Colonization and Trade in North America

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Flashcards covering key concepts of French and Dutch colonization and trade with Native Americans.

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What commodity did the Dutch primarily trade with Native Americans in the early 1600s?

Beaver fur.

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Who was Michael Paauw?

An investor in the North New Jersey area who never came to New Netherlands.

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Who was Peter Stivenson?

An infamous ruler of New Netherlands.

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Which area of New Jersey had less tension with Native Americans?

Upper Jersey.

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What were the tensions like in Northern Jersey with Native Americans?

Much more tensions compared to Upper Jersey.

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Why did the Dutch settle alongside rivers in North America?

To gain access to beaver fur, a valuable commodity.

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How long did the beaver fur trade last?

For 300 years.

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Define 'commodity' in the context of trade.

A valued object that is used often and sought after.

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By 1650, which areas were affected by the depletion of beavers?

From the St. Lawrence Valley all the way to Maine and the Carolinas.