In this city, a judge tried to connect 13 fires and a burglary to fears of a slave uprising in the Conspiracy of 1741. Land in this modern-day city and nearby Pavonia were raided in the one-day Peach War. In this city, Edward Hart led a group of settlers who petitioned for religious tolerance in a “Remonstrance” named for part of this city. In retaliation for Kieft’s War, members of the Siwanoy tribe killed Anne Hutchinson in what is now this city. This was the largest city transferred to England in exchange for Suriname in the 1667 Treaty of Breda. The Lenape tribe traded an island in this city for 60 guilders of goods from Peter Minuit. For 10 points, Peter Stuyvesant ruled from what city that was once New Amsterdam? ■END■
ANSWER: New York [accept New Amsterdam until “Amsterdam” is read; prompt on Flushing Remonstrance or Manhattan Island or Pelham Bay by asking “what larger city is that part of?”]
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