This colony was founded by the dutch in the early-1600s and is now known as new york city. a) new jersey b) new haarlem c) new holland d) new amsterdam

The correct answer is D. New Amsterdam

Explanation:

During the 17th century the territory that is now New York City was colonized by Dutch settlements and founded as "New Amsterdam" this began in Manhattan Island, although over the years it grew slowly. This Dutch settlement relied first on the fur trade, but later other products such as tobacco became popular. Besides this, by the end of the 17th century, the British settlers took control of this territory and it was then the name changed to "New York". Thus, the colony that was founded by the Dutch and is now known as New York City is New Amsterdam.

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