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How is the influence of the Dutch still seen in New York City today?

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Montano1993 [528]3 years ago

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Their sharp-stepped gabled roofs became a permanent part of the landscape, and their merchants gave the city its characteristic commercial atmosphere. The habits bequeathed by the Dutch also gave New York hospitality to the pleasures of everyday life quite different from the austere atmosphere of Puritan Boston.

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