Question

When the Dutch governor of New Amsterdam demanded tribute from the Algonquians in 1639, what was the

result?
O
The Dutch stopped trading furs with the Mohawk and dealt exclusively with the Algonquians.
O
The Algonquians rebelled and forced the Dutch to abandon New Amsterdam to the English, who
renamed it New York.
The Algonquians forged an alliance with the French to protect them from the Dutch.
O
Th
O
Years of warfare as the Dutch attempted to eliminate Algonquian opposition to their presence in
North America.

Answer 1

New Amsterdam, which was the capital of New Netherlands was give up by a Dutch Governor, to an English Naval Squadron without any combat.

The Dutch Populace detested its ruler and refused to act according to his command. So, the New Amsterdam Colony was seized by an English king who retained the fur business that existed and flourished in New Amsterdam and gifted the colony to his co born who was the Duke of York and Albany.

He was called in Future as James II. In commemoration of him, New Amsterdam was rechristened to be New York and converted to be the first capital of United States.

Answer 2

The correct answer here is the last option.

Step-by-step explanation:

The Dutch governor demanded tribute from the Algonquians and not only them but from the other tribes that made their home in Long Island and Hudson Valley. When the tribes refused the tribute demands by the Dutch governor, the Dutch responded violently, sending their military forces. But even with the help of the military the governor could not make the tribes comply which led to period of confilct.