In England, there's a small city called York which was named after New York. Why wasn't London, the largest city in England, named after New York? Why York?
Last Updated: 21.06.2025 18:06
Ok you uneducated troll York is a city in England and was around centuries before the US city of New York, New York was originally named New Amsterdam when it was a Dutch colony, the the British took it over and renamed it New York, Now had you gone to school instead of smoking substances through a glass straw in your mom's basement that apperantly fried your grey matter you would have gone to a class that would have taught you a thing or two about world history or at least the history of America and it's beginning, so put the pipe away get up and take a shower then walk out into the Real world and out of your imaginary floopy world.