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| − | '''Dutch Americans''' are American people of either full or partial ancestry from the [[Netherlands]]. Dutch people have made settlements in the [[United States]] as far back as [[Colonial America]]. Most of them are [[Lutheran]]s or other [[Protestant]]s. Similarly to [[German Americans]], they can be found nationwide, though they are less prevalent in [[Georgia]], [[North Carolina]], [[South Carolina]], [[Tennessee]], [[Alabama]], [[Mississippi]], [[Louisiana]], [[Arkansas]], [[New Mexico]], and the [[New England]] region. | + | '''Dutch Americans''' are American people of either full or partial ancestry from the [[Netherlands]]. Dutch people have made settlements in the [[United States]] as far back as [[Colonial America]]. Most of them are [[Lutheran]]s or other [[Protestant]]s. Similarly to [[German Americans]], they can be found nationwide, though they are less prevalent in states such as [[Georgia]], [[North Carolina]], [[South Carolina]], [[Tennessee]], [[Alabama]], [[Mississippi]], [[Louisiana]], [[Arkansas]], [[New Mexico]], and the [[New England]] region. |
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Revision as of 19:56, April 1, 2019
Dutch Americans are American people of either full or partial ancestry from the Netherlands. Dutch people have made settlements in the United States as far back as Colonial America. Most of them are Lutherans or other Protestants. Similarly to German Americans, they can be found nationwide, though they are less prevalent in states such as Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, New Mexico, and the New England region.