In what ways was the development of the English colonies similar to the development of the Dutch colonies in North America? In what ways was it different?

Answer: How were the Dutch and English different for reasons they colonized? The English colonized for religious and other freedoms or to find a new home for the poor (Georgia), and the Dutch colonized for gold and silver and furs.

The development of the English colonies is similar to the development of the Dutch colonies in North America because both colonies had many conflicts with the natives.

Hence, in this case, it can be concluded that both the development of English and Dutch colonies are similar in some ways, and are different in some ways as well.

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