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Hudson claimed New York harbor and the Hudson River for England. True False

Hudson claimed New York harbor and the Hudson River for England. True False
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Hudson claimed New York harbor and the Hudson River for England. True False

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Actually Hudson didn't claim the New York Harbor and the Hudson River for England. He claimed them for Dutch. So to answer you question this is False.
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The answer is true.

Hudson claimed New York Harbor and Harbor and the Hudson River for England. This is true.

In Hudson's 3 voyage he conquered New York for England
Hudson River was named after Hudson. He conquered it for England also.
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