That was (*) Leisler's Rebellion.
The Stamp Act Congress met in this city in 1765, and two decades earlier it had been the site of a panic regarding a plot by slaves and poor whites to burn this city down. This city was the site of an offshoot of a 1689 revolt in which Francis Nicholson was overthrown. That was (*) Leisler's Rebellion. The Flushing Remonstrance was issued in this modern city. Peter Minuit purchased the land that became this city from the local Lenape Indians in 1626, and Peter Stuyvesant was the long-time leader of what became this city. For 10 points, name this city, the largest by population in the United States, which contains the island of Manhattan.
The Stamp Act Congress met in this city in 1765, and two decades earlier it had been the site of a panic regarding a plot by slaves and poor whites to burn this city down.
New York City [accept NYC; grudgingly prompt on New Amsterdam] &lt;LT&gt;