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1) A copy of the transaction of the Purchase of New Amsterdam.
ReplyDelete2) A painting of the harbor - filled with ships.
3) Another picture of the harbor, a side shot.
4) A picture of a populated town square, with gallows and filled with people.
5) A small section of a town, showing what houses looked like back then.
6) A tree on the harbor.
7) Soldiers directing civilians into the forest.
8) A farm yard looking over the harbor.
9) A newspaper cartoon about the harbor.
10) Another picture of the harbor.
11 ) A black and white picture of the previous one.
12) A detailed, colored version of the other two.
13) A very nice house on the harbor.
14) Portrait of Peter Minuit
15) Indians and settlers trading.
16) A picture of Wouter Van Twiller
17) A picture of William Kieft
18) A picture of Peter Stuyvesant.
19) Stuyvesant commanding people.
20) Stuyvesant yelling at people.
21) People talking to Stuyvesant.
- Chris LaSasso
1)transaction of the Purchase of New Amsterdam.
ReplyDelete2)painting of the harbor - filled with ships.
3) a side shot of the harbor.
4) populated town square, with gallows and filled with people.
5) A small section of a town showing what houses looked like back then.
6) A tree on the harbor.
7) Soldiers directing civilians into the forest.
8) A farm yard looking over the harbor.
9) A newspaper cartoon about the harbor.
10) Another picture of the harbor.
11 ) A black/white picture of the previous one.
12) A detailed colored version of the other two.
13) nice house on the harbor.
14) Portrait of Peter Minuit
15) Indians and settlers trading.
16) picture of Wouter Van Twiller
17) picture of William Kieft
18) picture of Peter Stuyvesant.
19) Stuyvesant commanding persons.
20) Stuyvesant yelling at the boys.
21) People chatting w/ Stuyvesant.
1. the transaction of the Purchase of New Amsterdam.
ReplyDelete2) A painting of the harbor
3) A of the harbor
4) A picture of a populated town square filled with people.
5) A picture of the town, showing what the houses looked like
6) A tree.
7) Soldiers directing civilians into the forest.
8) A farm yard
9) A newspaper cartoon about the harbor.
10) A picture of the harbor.
11 ) A black and white picture
12) A detailed, colored version of the other two.
13) A nice house on the harbor.
14) Portrait of Peter Minuit
15) Indians and settlers trading together united
16) A picture of Wouter Van Twiller
17) A picture of William Kieft
18) A picture of Peter Stuyvesant.
19) Stuyvesant telling people what to do
20) Stuyvesant yelling at people.
21) People talking to Stuyvesant.
Elijah Vazquez
1) A copy of the transaction of the Purchase of New Amsterdam.
ReplyDelete2) A painting of the harbor - filled with ships.
3) Another picture of the harbor, a side shot.
4) A picture of a populated town square, with gallows and filled with people.
5) A small section of a town, showing what houses looked like back then.
6) A tree on the harbor.
7) Soldiers directing civilians into the forest.
8) A farm yard looking over the harbor.
9) A newspaper cartoon about the harbor.
10) Another picture of the harbor.
11 ) A black and white picture of the previous one.
12) A detailed, colored version of the other two.
13) A very nice house on the harbor.
14) Portrait of Peter Minuit
15) Indians and settlers trading.
16) A picture of Wouter Van Twiller
17) A picture of William Kieft
18) A picture of Peter Stuyvesant.
19) Stuyvesant commanding people.
20) Stuyvesant yelling at people.
21) People talking to Stuyvesant.
Joey Zozobrado
Matthew Davids
ReplyDelete1.) Purchase of the New Amsterdam
2.) New Amsterdam
3.) Hanging posts
4.) Dutch Cottage
5.) Tree is brown
6.) Smoking is wrong
7.) Farm
8.) A newspaper cartoon
9.) Picture of the harbor
10.) House on the harbor
11.) Peter Minuit
12.) Indians and settlers trading
13.) Wouter Van Twiller
14.) William Kieft
15.) Peter Stuyvesant
16-21.) Peter Stuyvesant talking
1. The Transaction is obviously very old and illegable.
ReplyDelete2. The next slide is the Transaction written in Dutch, i still understand none of it.
3. A picture of New Amsterdam,It looks alot smaller than the manhattan we know today, many trading ships or merchant visitors surround it, pulling in and out of the harbor.
4. A picture of New Amsterdam,it looks really dirty and unorganized if the depiction is accurate. However a church seems to be the tallest building, this proves the people of that day were religious.
5. Indians in cannoe's look as though they are begging the people in frivilous outfits for something. Empty ropes imply people are to be hanged later.
6. A farm that looks like it is in shambles,siding is falling off the house. Everything looks like it's old and worn out.
7. Looks like the forests are being cut down more and more to build boats and houses for the colonists, the indians watch helplessly.
8. Perhaps the English are driving out the Dutch? The mother looks like shes running and dragging her child from the men with weapons outside the city gates.
9. This picture is in color and it looks like the economy is getting better, a farmer walks his cow.
10. This sketch of New Amsterdam implies that there are still many Indians living in the area
11. In this photo it looks as if the buildings are getting taller and the town is building up.
12. Someone is being hung, or was hung and is being displayed because he is facing sideways.
13. Looks the most like a photograph, I believe this ships are English not Dutch.
14. This building looks tall and important, perhaps city hall?
15. Peter Minuit has a pretty cool beard and interesting hat choice.
16. Colonists offer Native American's goods, perhaps they are trading for the land of NA.
17. Wouter Van Twiller, I don't think the artist was fond of him because he depicts him morbidly obese, perhaps he infact was obese however.
18. William Kieft, he looks like a stern guy, i can tell by his wrinkles.
19. Peter Styvesant, wow look at that nose.
20. Styvesant terrorizing the people, perhaps they are one of the many kinds of people he dislikes (ex. Jews)
21. Styvesant yells at someone and throws them out of his office.
1) Document for the trade of Manhattan
ReplyDelete2)A busy harbor shows the traffic of trading and travel to the new land
3) Another painting of the harbor to express its business
4) Communities portrayed in this drawing to show the life amongst the natives and the gallows to depict that laws were introduced
5) Another depiction of the community to show for the rise of construction
6) A tree
7) Soldiers are shown heavily armed and enforcing rule and order according to their means
8) Another perspective of the busy harbor
9) Again, another perspective of the harbor
10)..more of the harbor being busy
11 ) A more original drawing of the exaggeration of the busy harbor
12) A later edition of the peoples view of the surrounding lands
13) more harbor
14) Peter Minuit and his stupid hat
15) Europeans and Natives during their deal and trade off for the land of manhattan
16) Wouter Van Twiller and his stupid hat
17) William Kieft and his stupid hat
18) Peter Stuyvesant and his stupid nose
19) Stuyvesant announcing his order as a strong governor of the state
20) Stuyvesant still being loud
21) Stuyvesant talking about his big nose
***SUMMER COLLERAN
ReplyDeleteSlide 1- windmills are present. We see big ship. This is New Amsterdam and the wall to keep the French out.
Slide 2- Transaction of the purchase of New Amsterdam. Purchased by the Dutch, document is official with signature.
Slide3- (explanation)
Slide 4-Shows the small town, houses very close together. Looks like there may be one church, but you can see there is not much. Many trading ships.
Slide 5- We see what is possibly a church, and more boats. I think those are Native Americans in the smaller canoe/ kayack thing.
Slide 6- Native Americans and Dutch. Dutch do not like Native Americans very much. They are completly different customs and traditions. They kind of use the Native Americans in a way. We see the hang place where if the people think someone deserves death penalty, it will be given.
Slide 7-House of the old New Ampsterdam. We see a horse outside which could be used for transportation or for other needs. Cross on top.
Slide 8- Port where trading took place. Natives and Dutch are both in picture. At this point they share the land.
Slide 9- Windmill in background. We see a Dutch mother and son. Could be from the American Revolution, people are armed with guns.
Slide 10-Houses and land , person has young cow for either trade or some sort of profit.
Slide 11-Natives in boat in front. an overview of the new land. Shows main lqandscape and shows windmills.
Slide 12- Building of the wall to keep French invaders out
Slide 13- Making of the wall once again, it looks like someone is in the air to put or build something. We see windmills, ojnce again.
Slide 14- Painting of New Amsterdam. Trading ships present.
Slide 15- Large building. Probably one of the largest at that time, for most of New amsterdam was houses. This looks like a town meeting hall or something.
Slide 16- Peter Minut- nice mustache.
Slide 17- Dutch first arrive. Speaking to Native Americans. Little do Natives know thre land is going to be taken over.
Slide 18- Wouter Van Twiller- little stumpy large man. Wears a hat.
Slide 19- William Kieft- looks proper. has nice hair and nice feather hat.
Slide 20- Peter Styvesant- Wears armour, large nose, looks seductive with his cross eyes.
Slide 21- 3 geese. Leading the way.
1) Sailboat and the harbor.
ReplyDelete2) Copy of the purchase of New Amsterdam.
3) Seas of New Amsterdam.
4) New Amsterdam.
5) Dutch and Native Americans.
6) Basic home in New Amsterdam.
7) Native Americans gathered by a tree.
8) Men carrying weapons.
9) Houses and a cow.
10)People canoeing.
11) Painting of New Amsterdam.
12) Ships and houses.
13) Houses and ships.
14) Big important house.
15) Peter Minuet portrait.
16)Dutch and Native Americans trading.
17) Wouter Van Twiller.
18) William Kieft.
19) Peter Stuyvesant
20)Stuyvesant.
21) Stuyvesant.
slide 1. in this picture you see the windmill which means it is before the mid 1700s because the church was the highest point then. you also see the ship coming into the harbor and you see the new Amsterdam fort.
ReplyDeleteslide 2. this is the copy of the purchase of new Amsterdam by the dutch from the native Americans. you can see that they paid 60 guilders in addition to multiple animals' skins. you see the agreement made my peter minuit and the local director of the dutch west india company.
slide 3. this is a picture of new amsterdam in 1626. again you see the windmill because it is the highest point in the fort. you also see the houses all together and then not that many more around them because there was not that many settlers. but you see more people coming in on the ships most likely from Holland bringing more dutch people.
slide 4. in this picture of new amsterdam you see that there are more houses than the previous one which means there are more settlers than there were before. but there are still more ships coming in with more people.
slide 5. in this picture you see where the people were hanged. and then you see slaves in the corner in a row boat trying to speak to one of the dutch people.
slide 6. in this picture it is a building that could possibly be a farm because there is a pig in the bottom left corner and a horse on the right.
slide 7. in this picture it is the water and there are people coming in on ships and people helping pull in the ships onto the land.
slide 8. this picture has soldiers and then a woman and child. this could possibly be when the english began to came in and people did not know what to do.
slide 9. this picture shows a farm. i can tell this because there is a man with a cow and multiple buildings that probably consisted of other animals.
slide 10. this is a total view of fort amsterdam and everything in it. you can see the native americans in the water on a boat but not inside the fort as well as other people in boats in the water. you see various housed even though they are far in distance.
slide 11. this picture shows fort amsterdam in the 1640s the windmill is no longer the highest point in the fort and you see the church right next to it which is higher. you can see various buildings as well as where people were hanged.
slide 12. in this picture you can see people being hanged. also you see the people standing around watching this like it was an event that they should celebrate.
slide 13. this picture you can see there are more buildings. this means there were more settlers and more people around in the new world.
slide 14. this is a picture of a big building possibly the building where the governors lives.
slide 15. this is peter minuit. he has a beard and stupid mustache and an ugly hat.
slide 16. this is a picture of peter minuit purchasing new amsterdam from the native americans. and the 60 guilders and the various skins in the chest to the left of peter minuit.
slide 17. this is a picture of wouter van twiller he is fat and looks annoyed and angry.
slide 18. william kieft he looks very uninterested in anything and a little angry.
slide 19. peter stuyvesant he has a big head and a huge nose and an ugly outfit.
slide 20. this is a picture of one of the governors telling the people of new amsterdam what to do and where to go.
slide 21. this is a picture of stuyvesant yelling at someone to get out. in the picture you see his peg leg and the chair on the floor like he threw it there because he was angry.
slide 22. stuyvesant is in this picture in between two people yelling at each other.
Slide 1: This is a picture of the earliest manhattan settlement by the Dutch. It is clear to see due to the ships and the infamous windmill.
ReplyDeleteSlide 2: The document of the purchase of New Amsterdam, given to the Dutch from the natives. They purchased the land for 60 guilders.
Slide 3: This is text written in Dutch concerning Peter Minuit's purchase of Manhattan for 60 guilders. It is clear to see "60 guld" in the text.
Slide 4: This picture of New Amsterdam in 1626 shows the progress made since the Dutch first landed there. There are many more houses and ships at this time.
Slide 5: This is now an even newer picture of New Amsterdam under Dutch settlement. This picture shows how much bigger the city grew over time.
Slide 6: This picture displays the interactions of the Dutch and the Natives. There is also hinging posts that were surely used by the Dutch at this time. The windmill is also in the picture.
Slide 7: This picture shos a shop in New Amsterdam in 1627.
Slide 8: This picture shows the shoreline in New Amsterdam as Dutch men pull their boats onto shore.
Slide 9: Dutch soldiers putiing civilians in some kind of stress. Symbolizing fighting.
Slide 10: This is the dutch city of New Amsterdam shown in color. And the animals being controlled.
Slide 11: This shows the central buildings of the Dutch in their early settlement.
Slide 12: Fort Amsterdam in the 1640's, the massive windmill on the bottom of Manhattan.
Slide 13: This is a later picture of fort amsterdam probably in the 1650's.
Slide 14: This is a color picture of Fort Amsterdams docks in New York harbor.
Slide 15: New Amsterdam now has docks set up where children would fish. The buildings are behind then
Slide 16: Peter Minuit was the man who purchased the land of manhattan for 60 guilders.
Slide 17: This displays the trade between the Dutch and the natives of fur and other things.
Slide 18: Wouter Van Twiller was another authoritative figure among the dutch of New Amsterdam.
Slide 19: William "chief" Kieft was a governor of New Amsterdam.
Slide 20: Peter Stuyvesant the first governor of New Amsterdam. Had a bad temper.
SLide 21: Peter stuyvesant and his wooden peg leg.
Slide 22: Stuyvesant and his temper yelling at a man.
Slide 23: This shows Stuyvesant and his Dutch people at the Fort Amsterdam harbor in the 1600's.
-Pat Lennon
1.) A painting of the harbor.
ReplyDelete2.) A copy of the transaction of the Purchase of New Amsterdam.
3.) Another picture of the harbor, a side shot.
4.) A picture of a populated town square, with gallows and filled with people.
5.) A small section of a town, showing what houses looked like back then.
6.) A tree on the harbor.
7.) Soldiers directing civilians into the forest.
8.) A farm yard looking over the harbor.
9.) A newspaper cartoon about the harbor.
10.) Another picture of the harbor.
11.) A black and white picture of the previous one.
12.) A later edition of the peoples view of the surrounding lands.
13.) Looks the most like a photograph, I believe this ships are English not Dutch.
14.) This building looks tall and important, perhaps city hall?
15.) Peter Minuit has a pretty cool beard and interesting hat choice.
16.) Colonists offer Native American's goods, perhaps they are trading for the land of NA.
17.) A picture of William Kieft
18.) A picture of Peter Stuyvesant.
19.) Stuyvesant commanding people.
20.) Styvesant terrorizing the people
21.) Styvesant yells at someone and throws them out of his office.
Picture 1. There is a windmill and a little town. The ship could either be with pirates or voyagers.
ReplyDeletePicture 2.This is the transaction of the purchase of New Amsterdam which was bought for 60 guilders. It also looks like there is a list of other things traded.
New Amsterdam 1626. The ships are heading towards the housing. There could be pirates on the ships.
Novum New Amsterdam. The ships are damaged and look like they were attacked.
This is the post where people were hanged. There are also Native Americans in the area.
This is a little part of town where there may have been farms, as well as a church and place where goods can be bought.
There is someone who just hunted what looks like a deer. There are Native Americans also waiting by the water. There is also someone fixing the roof on a house.
This picture looks like the middle of a war. There are armed men and a woman and child running away.
This picture is of a farm, where the people can get products such as milk and eggs to sell.
It looks as if the people in the boats are foreigners, coming to New Amsterdam.
It looks as if New Amsterdam is more advanced and developed with housing.
While some are on boats, there is a hanging going on and there is a crowd watching.
This picture is of the ships at the harbor.
This is a portrait of Peter Minuit, who purchased New Amsterdam.
This picture shows Native Americans and Dutch men (or pirates) bringing in chests of treasure from the water.
Wouter Van Twiller was an employee of the Dutch West India Company. He had succeeded Peter Minuit.
William Kieft was a governor of New Amsterdam. Kieft attempted to tax and eventually drive out the Native Americans.
Peter Stuyvesant was also a governor of New Amsterdam. He succeeded in fixing New Amsterdam and cleaning it up.
It looks like that is Peter Stuyvesant and he is ordering around everyone, trying to clean up New Amsterdam.
This shows Peter Stuyvesant's temper and how he always wanted things his way no matter what.
1) You can see the windmill which is the tallest point.
ReplyDelete2) This shows when the Dutch bought New Amsterdam for 60 guilders.
3) This is a report for the Dutch about the purchase of New Amsterdam.
4) Once again you can see the windmill and you can also see ski sloped roofs.
5) Novum Amsterodamun is New Amsterdam in Dutch.
6) This is an illustration of where mis behaving slaves were hanged.
7)This is a depiction of ski sloped roofs.
8) This is showing ports being developed in New England.
9) This illustration shows how they dealt with people revolting.
10) This is the first color picture I saw.
11) The windmill is in the back and its the highest point.
11) You can see the windmill, a big church, and a port being built.
12) in the bottom right you can see people being hanged.
13) You can see trade ships and ski sloped roofs.
14) It looks like some sort of important town something.
15) Peter minuit cleaned up the streets.
16) This shows the Dutch bribing the NAtive Americans with stupid worthless stuff.
17) Wouter Van Twiller is the short fat governor.
18) William Keift was a sneaky theif of a governor.
19) Peter Stuyvesant has a school named after him.
20) Stuyvesant had one smelly leg.
21) Stuyvesant thought he was tough with his one leg.
22) Stuyvesant with his girl bossing people around.
1)It is a picture of the Transaction of the Purchase of New Amsterdam , it seems like their deal is written such as what they had to pay.
ReplyDelete2)It demonstrates New Amsterdam at the very begining when it was purchased .You can see the windmill and can also see that there arent many buildings.
3) This is another picture of New Amsterdam that seems to be at the begining , the city seems abandoned because it looks dirty but it might have been because they were still settling there.
4) This looks like a picture of where they would hang people as punishment. The people on the boat look like native Americans. Every one seems to be just hanging out not working.
5)You are able to see the sky sloped roofs on the houses in this picture. They houses look like they havent been taken care of they look broken down.
6)This looks like a port of that was owned by the native Americans because they are all in boats and helping eachother out,maybe this was part of the land they still owned.
7)In this picture you can see the windmill because it was the highest point. The people faces dont look happy maybe this was when they were being taken over or when the city was still a reck.
8)This picture shows the city better than the other pictures , it seems like this was a picture from after the city started to repair it self such as after Styvesant. There is also a man with a cow which can represent that they started to farm and work.
9)This is a map of New Amsterdam it looks like it was developed than the first maps.
10)This is New Amsterdam when the Windmill isnt the highet point in the city anymore, the Church is built and that became the highest point.
11)New Amsterdam is more developed ,more building and houses can be seen. This was also probably during the time of slavery because their is people being tortured and hung in the back.
12)There are many more high buildings compared to other pictures
13)THis looks like a new building which is more modern because of the height and the windows and structure and fountain outside.
14)He is the first governor of NY he did not do good things for the city.
15)The Indians look like they are trading with the Dutch or English
16)Van Twiller was another governor who had a bad reputation he also did not help the city
17)Kieft is part of the first govenors who did not do much for the city he also had a bad reputation
18) Styvesant was the fourth governer who helped clean up the city and turn it into a respectable place. He made a lot of history in the city
19)This is Styvesant giving people orders you can tell its him because of the wooden leg.
20)Styvesant had a bad reputation of having a bad attitude he is yelling at person you can also tell its him because of the wooden leg.
21)The people are coming to Styvesant for help it might be cause of the English
1) Copy of the Transaction of the Purchase of New Amsterdam .
ReplyDelete2) Painting of the harbor.
3) Painting of the harbor
4) Painting of the town with all the people in it
5) a painting of a house back showing what houses looked like during that time period.
6) a tree by the harbor
7) picture of soldiers and towns people.
8) Painting of a farmer and his cow by the harbor.
9) A newspaper cartoon about the harbor.
10) Fort Amsterdam and the habor
11) a black and white picture of the habor.
12) picture of the harbor
13) picture of a nice house on the harbor
14) a picture of Peter Minnuit
15) Picture of The Indians and settlers trading.
16) picture of Wouter Van Twiller.
17) Picture of William Kieft
18) a Picture of Peter Stuyvesant
19) Peter Stuyvesant commanding someone
20) Picture of Peter Stuvesant yelling at someone.
21) People talking to Peter Stuyvesant.
- Lynn Rayder
1. Copy of the transaction of the purchase of New Amsterdam.
ReplyDelete2. agreement between the lenepe and peter minuet for the Dutch west India company
3. new Amsterdam in 1626
4. place where people were hanged(slide 6)
5. normal house during the 1600s
6. the docks where the boats came in
7. peter minuet with other s with weapons
8. normal living conditions and homes in the 1600s
9. map of the fort in new Amsterdam
10. a row of houses and to the side the place where people got hanged
11. docks in new Amsterdam
12. docks of new Amsterdam and the church
13. peter minuet
14. the agreement of the native Americans and peter minuet
15. wouter van twiller
16. William kief
17. peter Stuyvesant
18. peter Stuyvesant cleaning up new Amsterdam
19. peter Stuyvesant bad temper
20. war
1)A copy of the purchase of New Amsterdam from the indians.
ReplyDelete2)The habor filled with ships.
3)A painting of the Harbor.
4)A picture of the people in town square.
5)A dutch house with a cross on top. It is next to a church.
6) A tree on the harbor.
7)Soldiers directing citizens into the forest.
8)A man walking with cow down the dirt road.
9)Indians rowing down the harbor.
10)A picture of fort amsterdam
11)A black and white version of fort amsterdam.
12)The harbor filled with boats
13)a big building on the water.
14)Peter Minuit
15)Minuit talking to the Indians.
16)Wouter Van Twiller
17)William Kieft (Chief Keef)
18)Peter Stuyvesant
19)Stuyvesant talking to the citizens
20)Stuyvesant yelling at a man
21)Stuyvesant talking to a man near the harbor
1)More settlers are moving into New Amsterdam. They are seeing trade. You also see the tallest point, the windmill. They have many settlers in New Amsterdam.
ReplyDelete2)peter Minuit wrote an agreement with the Lenape. The agreement was reported by Peter Schaghe.
3)In 1626 many people are traveling to New Amsterdam. They are settlers coming to settle in New Amsterdam.
4)This is showing all the work they have done in New Amsterdam and how it is improving. All the housing they have built and how settlement is coming along.
5)This is the place where they hanged intruders, or anyone else trying to ruin their settlement. The inidans are in the boat.
6)this looks like a battle has taken place, or the money have run out in New Amsterdam. It seems that they are now going through a stuggle, with the broken wood and the one shop open.
7)It seems to be that people are entering new Amsterdam or they went through a flood. The people are trying to pull the boat onto land, but it looks like the house is under water, or has sunken in the ground.
8) They look like they're going into a war zone and trying to get the women and children into safety. It seems that it has became a bit hectic in New Amsterdam.
9)This slide shows people working. The man moving is cow to another spot, maybe even to go and get water. Around this time they are probably working on plantations.
10) Many ships are moving into New Amsterdam. You see a wide settlement improving and many settlers heading in. Many settlers are rowing their boats in.
11)This shows New Amsterdam in the 1640's. The windmill is still the highest point. The people have built a beautiful settlement.
12)People are coming in and doing alot of trading. You see alot of ships coming in to also trade.
13)More ships in ports to drop off more products to trade.
14) A building, looks like an important building within a nice community. Probably used for official business.
15) Peter Minuit looked very serious. He has a mustache and a hat. He doesn't even look at the camera.
16) Peter Minuit purchases New Amsterdam. Many indians, with their cultural outfits.
17)Wouter Van Twiller looks heavy set. He looks laid back and less caring.
18) William Keft has a big nose. His hat is very strange and he isn't looking at the camera.
19)peter Styvasant has a very big nose. He is looking at the camera. He looks very serious.
20) Man has a peg leg. He is pointing, probably making a speech.
21)peter styvasant looks very aggravated. He seems to be telling another man to leave.
22)Woman falling over peter styvasant. It seems to be a town meeting. Many people are here for the event.
1)This is a picture of a ship sailing into fort Amsterdam. You can see that the windmill is the highest point.
ReplyDelete2) Copy of the transaction of the purchase of New Amsterdam. It is hand written in Dutch.
3)Ships sailing around New Amsterdam in 1626.
4)The Church has replaced the windmill as the highest point in this slide.
5)This picture shows the Dutch interacting with the Native Americans. In the background we see the gallows where people would have been hanged. This generally took place in the town square.
6) This is a picture of an early Dutch church. The settlers were all very religious.
7)Here the Native Americans are watching the new white settlers build a house.
8)The Dutch prepare for battle as the British invade New Amsterdam.
9)This is a more detailed painting of New Amsterdam. Here we see a man attending to his cow.
10)The native Americans in their canoes watching the New settlers come in on their much larger ships.
11)Another colored painting of Fort Amsterdam.
12)This drawing of fort Amsterdam features several people hanging from the gallows.
13)This is a painting of New Amsterdam on a cloudy day.
14) this was probably one of the biggest buildings in New Amsterdam during this time period. this building had a bell tower on the top.
15)Peter Minuit had a very nice hat and moustache.
16)This is an account of the Dutch paying the Native Americans 60 guilders for New Amsterdam.
17)Wouter Van Twiller was very overweight. This was considered a status symbol back then because it meant that he had enough money for plenty of food.
18)William Keift had a nice feather hat
19)Peter Stuyvesant has long hair with armor and a cape.
20)Peter Stuyvesant is standing on his peg leg
Slide 1)Picture of a sailboat and harbor.
ReplyDeleteSlide 2)Picture of the document from when the dutch purchased New Amsterdam from the natives.
Slide 4)New Amsterdam in 1626
Slide 5)Picture of ships sailing towards New Amsterdam
Slide 6)Shows how the Dutch and the natives interact with eachother.
Slide 7)A church
Slide 8)Natives sitting by a tree.
Slide 9)Dutch soldiers in New Amsterdam
Slide 10)A guy pulling a cow down the road.
Slide 11)People canoeing
Slide 12)Fort Amsterdam in the 1640s
Slide 13)A guy being tortured in front of Fort Amsterdam
Slide 14)Ships on the harbor
Slide 15)A giant bulding
Slide 16)Peter Minuit and his nice hat
Slide 17)Dutch trading with the natives
Slide 18)Wouter Van Twiller "rocka puna chu chu"
Slide 19)William Kieft also wearing a nice hat
Slide 20)Peter Stuyvesant and his lazy eye
Slide 21-22) Stuyvesant yelling at people
Slide 23) People yelling back at Stuyvesant
-Pat Hammil
1) An old sailboat coming into lower manhattan, you can tell by the windmill in the background.
ReplyDelete2) a copy of the purchase of new amsterdam document
3) new amsterdam in 1612, you can see how trade was really active by all the boats and you can see the windmill in the back among the houses.
4) a drawing of amsterdam, the top saying "novum amsterodamum" which obviously means new amsterdam.
5) a post where people are hanged, it looks like, surrounded by people.
6) an old dutch house.
7) boats arriving to new amsterdam.
8) a group of dutch people going about their day it seems.
9) someone walking with a cow down a dirt road near the water.
10) a drawing of fort new amsterdam, showing lower manhattan, along with boats in the water, one containing natives.
11) fort amsterdam, the highest point now being trinity church instead of the windmill.
12) new amsterdam, lower manhattan where the church and the windmill stand.
13) boats on the water near new amsterdam, old dutch houses in the background.
14) a large dutch building.
15) a picture of peter minuit who was a governor.
16) a man speaking with natives, perhaps this is the purchase of new amsterdam.
17) a picture of van twiller, who was also a governor.
18) a picture of kieft, another governor of new amsterdam.
19) peter stuyvesant, new amsterdam governor after kieft.
20) stuyvesant speaking with a crowd.
21) stuyvesant yelling at someone.
22) stuyvesant with a group of people who are trying to talk to him.
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SIMONE LEWIS
ReplyDelete1. The picture of New Amsterdam in 1626
a. DUTCH PIONEERS/BLACK SLAVES OWNED BY THE DUTCH WEST INDIA COMPANY SETTLESD AND CLEARED THE ISLAND INTO FARMS. YOU CAN SEE WINDMILLS.
2. PURCHASE DOCUMENT OF NEW AMSTERDAM
a. IT WAS SOLD FOR 60 GLIDERS.
b. THE ORGINAL DOCUMENT IS HELD BY THE RIJKSARCHIEF IN THE HAGUE.
3. NOVUM AMSTERODAMUM
a. THE FIRST NAME OF NEW AMSTERDAM BEFORE IT WAS CALLED NEW AMSTERDAM. THAT IS HOW PEOPLE SAID IT.
b. THERE ARE NO MORE WINDMILLS.
c. YOU CAN SEE SETTLERS GOING OVER TO THE ISLAND.
4. SLIDES 6 – THE PLACE WERE PEOPLE WERE HUNG.
a. PRESENT-DAY : WALL STREET (WERE THE BULL IS LOCATED)
b. YOU CAN SEE AFRICANS ON BOATS
c. YOU CAN SEE A WINDMILL IN THE BACKGROUND
5. SLIDE 7 – LOOKS LIKE A STORE
a. THE FIRST TIME THERE WERE ARE NUMBERS ON THE HOUSES.
b. THERE IS A HORSE FOR TRANSPORTATION
c. THERE IS A PIG ON THE LAND
6. SLIDES 8 – LOOK LIKE INVADERS ARE ENTERING NEW AMSTERDAM.
7. SLIDE 9 – PETER STUYVESANT IS MOVING THE WOMAN AND CHILD FROM ALL OF THE THINGS THAT ARE HAPPENING.
a. HE SEES THAT THE INVADERS (ENGLISH) ARE APPROACHING THE ISLAND.
8. FORT AMSTERDAM – HAS A WINDMILL AND A HANGING PLACE.
9. SLIDE 13 – A PERSON IS HUNG.
a. WINDMILL IS VISIBLE.
b. LOOKS LIKE A WALL IS UP TO KEEP OUT INVADERS.
1)This is a picture of a ship sailing into Lower Manhattan. You can tell because your able to see the windmill is the highest point.
ReplyDelete2) Copy of the transaction of the purchase of New Amsterdam. It is written in Dutch.
3)Ships sailing around New Amsterdam in 1626.
4)The Church replaced the windmill which is the highest point.
5)This picture shows the Dutch talking with the Native Americans. In the background you can see the gallows where people would be hung. Took place in the town square.
6) This is a picture of an early Dutch church. Most of the people always followed their religion.
7)Native Americans watching the white settlers build a house.
8)The Dutch getting ready for battle as the British come into New Amsterdam.
9) Detailed painting of New Amsterdam. A man is walking with his cow in the painting.
10)The Native Americans are in their canoes watching the New settlers arrive in larger ships.
11) Colored painting of Fort Amsterdam. (1640's)
12) It is a clearer picture were your able to see people being hung from the gallows in Fort Amsterdam.
13)A picture of ships docking on a cloudy day.
14) Maybe considered to be one of the largest buildings in New Amsterdam at that time.
15) A picture of Peter Minuit in fancy clothing.
16)In this picture you see the Dutch paying the Native Americans 60 guilders for New Amsterdam.
17)Wouter Van Twiller was a stubby guy who was fat and short.This showed he had enough money for a lot of food.
18) A picture of William Keift with a feathery hat.
19)Peter Stuyvesant dressed with armor and a cape as if he's ready to lead an army for battle.
20) Stuyvesant speaking with a crowd of people, giving orders.
21) Stuyvesant yelling at someone for probably doing something wrong.
22) In this picture it looks as if the people are pleading with Stuyvesant.
1. Document for the trade Manhattan
ReplyDelete2. The harbor where trading happens
3. A picture of the harbor
4. The town square
5. A picture of the town
6. A tree
7.soldiers
8. A farm
9.cartoon of the harbor
10. A picture of the harbor
11. black and white picture
12. Colored version
13. House on harbor
14. Picture of peter minuit
15. People trading
16. A picture of wouter van twiller
17. A picture of William kieft
18. A picture of peter Stuyvesant
19. Stuyvesant talking to people
20. A angry Stuyvesant
21. Stuyvesant talking to people
1. Documnt which had the transaction of the purchase of New Amsterdan.
ReplyDelete2. Agree of the Dutch West India Company.
3. The ships that are coming from Europe are arriving at the harbor.
4. A picture that shows New Amsterdam.
5. The people were hung over there.
6. A farm.
7. Pulling the boats into the harbor.
8. Soldiers are marching.
9. Streets of New Amsterdam.
10. Native Americans on their canoes.
11. The fort in New Amsterdam.
12. Person hanged in front of when you enter New Amsterdam, I guess that was done for the pirates.
13. Ships in the harbor.
14. Someone is fishing.
15. Picture of Peter Minuit.
16. Native AMericans argueing with the Dutch.
17. Picture of Wouter Van Twiller.
18. Picture of William Kieft.
19. Picture of Peter Stuyvesant.
20. Peter Stuyvesant is yelling and dictating what to do.
21. Peter Minuit yelling at that man to get out.
22. People are begging Peter Minuit to protect them.