The term "Dutch Settlers" refers to the people from the Netherlands who migrated to various parts of the world, particularly during the 17th century. They established colonies in regions such as New Amsterdam, which later became New York City, and parts of South Africa. These settlers were known for their trade, agriculture, and cultural contributions. Dutch Settlers played a significant role in the development of the areas they inhabited. They introduced new farming techniques and crops, such as tulips and cabbage, and established a unique blend of Dutch and local cultures. Their legacy can still be seen in architecture, language, and traditions in these regions today.