Part of this area became a fur trading post after the dutch west india company colonized it? a) new york b) new jersey c)pennsylvania d) delaware

The correct answer is A) New York.

Part of New York became a fur trading post after the Dutch West India Company colonized it.

The West India Company or Dutch West India Company operated by the Netherlands had a monopoly of trade with the colonies in America and Africa. It was founded in 1621 and aimed to be a better trade force that surpassed Spanish, Portugal, and British trade. The Dutch arrived in New York in those years. Indeed, the first name of the region was New Amsterdam until the British monarchy gave that portion of land to the Duke of York. In a peaceful way, the Dutch gave that land to the British. So part of New York became a fur trading post after the Dutch West India Company colonized it.

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