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Which part of the Netherlands became Belgium because of the Belgian Nationalist Revolt of 1830?
the southern Netherlands
Which part of the Netherlands became Belgium because the Belgian Nationalist Revolt in1830?
The Southern part: Wallonia, Flanders (what is now West and East Flanders province), Antwerp and (Belgian) Brabant. The Belgian part of Limbourg (in the east of Belgium) became part of Belgium 9 years later.
When did Belgium and nederland be apart?
Belgium became independent in 1830. We splitted from The Netherlands and became a monarchy.
What is the continent on witch the Netherlands and Belgium are located?
Belgium is located on the European continent.
Belgium was once part of which country?
The Netherlands. Belgium became an independent country on October 4, 1830. Prior to that it has changed hands many times. The Eastern part was once the Bishopric of Liege, which was part of Germany. The western part was once Burgundian, then the 'Spanish Netherlands', then the 'Austrian Netherlands'. Various parts were once French, and during the Napoleonic wars (up to 1815) the whole of what is now Belgium was part of France.
Netherlands is in which part of eurpoe?
To the right of Belgium
What nations are part of Benelux?
belgium, Netherlands and Luxembourg
What was Belgium called in the 1400's?
In the 1400s Belgium wasn't an independent country yet. It was part of the Netherlands and was called 'the South Netherlands'.
The ten southern provinces of the Netherlands became what?
the Spanish Netherlands c.1579-1713 *the Austrian Netherlands 1713-95 *part of France 1759-1815part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands 1815-1831Begium and Luxembourg since 1831* roughly, today's Belgium and Luxembourg
In which countries of the world is the mothertongue Dutch?
The Netherlands and the northern part of Belgium.
What countries are part of Benelux?
Benelux consists of Belgium, The Netherlands and Luxembourg
What countries border the North Sea in Europe?
The following countries are on the coast of the North Sea:Norway, Denmark, Germany, The Netherlands, Belgium, United Kingdom.Denmark, Norway, Scotland, England, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, and a teeny part of France.
