Answer: About thirty years.
Explanation:
The Dutch colonization of North America began as early as the end of the 16th century, and it was already evident until around 1630. It was then that the Dutch established several trading centers in North America. With the establishment of the first trading colonies, the exploitation of the natural resources of North America and trade with the native tribes began. Among the first outlets to have some significance was the so-called "House of Good Hope." The Dutch traded with tribes such as the Pequot, Narragansett, Mohegan, and others. With the intensification of English colonization, the Dutch were suppressed as a major foreign factor in the New World, so that the English eventually took precedence.
