Question

why did the dutch give up new netherland to the english?
o the dutch traded the colony for military help in europe.
o the dutch were having trouble convincing people to settle there.
o the english military forced the dutch to surrender.
o the dutch werent making a profit from the colony and wanted to sell it.

Explanation:

In 1664, the English sent a fleet to New Netherland. The Dutch governor, Peter Stuyvesant, was short - staffed and outgunned, and the English military forced the Dutch to surrender without much of a fight. There is no evidence of trading the colony for military help, trouble with settlement was not the main reason for giving up, and it was not a sale due to lack of profit.

Answer:

The English military forced the Dutch to surrender.