The Dutch don't have colonies anymore. At the moment the Kingdom of the Netherlands and Netherlands Antilles + Aruba are all Dutch territories.
Former colonies are: Suriname, Indonesia, parts of the USA, Brazil, Western Africa, South Africa, Sri Lanka and Japan.
Holland never had a colony in the US. New Amsterdam (present-day New York) was basically a trading post, run by a governor of the 'West-India' trading company.
Former Dutch colonies in America are Surinam, and a group of 6 islands in the Caribean, then called the Dutch Antilles.
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what colony was split in 2 colonys
They were all part of the american revolution and were some of the first colonys.
The Dutch saw them as trading partners. The Dutch were not interested in converting them.
it became a state in 1778 and the fourh state no more the thirteen colonys frinch and indean war
Well, I have the same question. I think they may have fought for the land or traded. But please do not quote me. If you find the answer, please let me know.
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Great Blue Herons live in nest colonys in the tops of evergreen trees, they fly back to these colonys every evening and feed their young and presumably sleep.