The British bought and gave it to the Duke of York that's all I know. Also, New York City was called New Amsterdam.
The Duke of York, who was his brother. The Duke of York then renamed New Netherlands 'New York'.
When the British seized New Netherlands in 1664, the colony was renamed for James, the Duke of York and Duke of Albany, who became king as James II in 1685.
King Charles and then gave the Netherlands to his brother the Duke of York who then renamed it New York
The new Netherlands was a dutch colony from 1614 until 1667. In that time period the Netherlands where moving many ships around the world as England also did but at some point the king of England, Charles the second was grown tired of the dutch interfering with the shipping business so he send ships to take over the dutch colony of New Netherlands, the leader of the colony could not convince the people of the colony to fight against England and the colony was taken over without any bloodshed the city of New Amsterdam (what is now known as new york) was renamed to New york to onner the duke of New York who would become known as king James the second he became king of England after Charles the second.
New Netherland was founded by the Hudson River around 1623-1624. Charles II gave New Netherlands to his brother who was the Duke of York. So in 1664 the Englsih arrived and it became New York after the Duke.
Henry Hudson
King Charles the second gave his brother,James, New york. James later settled new york and gave himself the title of "duke of york"
King Charles the second gave the colony to a Prince named York, who renamed it New York.
Yes, after England's King Charles II decided that his brother, the Duke of York, should drive the Dutch out of New Netherland. Now can you help me with a question? What happened in the Middle Colonies of 1624?
the British King gave it to his cousin the Duke of York, the majority of the people came from england
King Charles II took over the colony of New Amsterdam in 1664, and gave the colony to his brother, the Duke of York. He renamed it New York, after himself.