Question

for the colonists of new netherland, the transition to being a proprietary colony meant that
religious toleration in the colony would most likely decline.
the patroons would be able to increase the amount of labor and crops owed them by settlers.
the entire colony was owned and its government was controlled by the duke of york.
land - owning colonists would now have a voice in government.

Explanation:

A proprietary colony was owned by an individual or group (patrons) who had significant control over land - grants, governance, etc. In the case of New Netherland's transition to a proprietary colony, patrons would gain more rights over labor and crops from settlers. Religious toleration was a characteristic of the Dutch - era New Netherland and was not likely to decline with the transition. Land - owning colonists did not necessarily gain a voice in government. The colony was not owned and governed by the Duke of York at the start of the proprietary phase.

Answer:

The patroons would be able to increase the amount of labor and crops owed them by settlers.