I know it was the Local Government because the guys name was Arthur St. Clair and he was an American.
Women in Dutch settlements enjoyed more independence than in other colonies.
The reason for this answer is because
- The Dutch Women were a great part of the every day life, culture, and success in the Dutch colonies.
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Dutch women were not excluded in colonial politics and trade.
- The Native Dutch women had dynamic roles in cultural responses to colonization in Netherland.
During this period, the Dutch West India Company controlled most of the Dutch colonies. At the time it was known as New Netherland. Today, this area is covered in some parts of New York.
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