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What was the effects from Philip raised taxes in the Netherlands and tried to crush protestantism?
Philip II's raised taxes in the Netherlands and attempts to crush Protestantism led to widespread resentment among the Dutch population. This fueled the Protestant Reformation and intensified anti-Spanish sentiment, culminating in uprisings like the Dutch Revolt. The heavy taxation and religious persecution further alienated the region, ultimately contributing to the Eighty Years' War and the eventual independence of the Netherlands from Spanish rule.
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Philip raised taxes in the Netherlands and tried to crush protestantism how did effect them?
The cities in The Netherlands claimed that these taxes were a breach of the ancient rights and charters given to them. In particular the introduction of what we would now call a VAT of 10% on all sales and commercial transactions roused much resentment. When Philip II made the mistake of sending in the Duke of Alba to enforce the taxes and put an end to Calvinist heresy while he was around - which he did with all the subtlety and diplomacy of a bull in a china shop - the Netherlands rose in revolt. Within about 30 years, The Netherlands were de facto independent from Spain.
Where was john Philip sousa raised?
Africa
Where was piet mondrian raised?
Born into a Dutch aristocratic family in Amersfoort, The Netherlands
What were the effects of the Black death on the peasant population of Britain?
wages were raised
What are the two greek city-states that tried to stop Philip the seconds invasion?
Thebes and Athens raised a small army to stop the invasion.
What was Martin Luther's major contribution to Protestantism?
How did martin luther contribute to the emergence protestantism in germany?
What is geest?
A geest is a slightly raised piece of land that is found in parts of Germany, the Netherlands and Denmark. They are formed from glacial deposits and are sandy and gravelly.
Mary 1 has just died 1558 and left the throne to Elizabeth her half sister. She asked Elizabeth to allow Catholics to worship freely and to maintain Catholicism. What should Elizabeth 1st do?
She did what she was raised to do. She converted the land back to Protestantism.
Why would andrew carnegie and friedrich engels disagree about the effects of industrialization?
Andrew Carnegie and Friedrich Engels are disagree about the effects of industrialism because, industrialization eventually raised the standard of living for many people in Europe and North America.
In what city was Eddie Van Halen born?
Born in Amsterdam. Moved to California as a VERY young child and was raised in Pasadena area.
What are the economic effects of the boxing day tsunami?
$10 Billion repair bill$14 billion was raised internationally
Is Prince Henrik a Protestant?
Although born and raised a Catholic, Prince Henrik (Consort of Denmark), did indeed switch his religion to Protestantism in 1967 prior to his marriage with the Queen of Denmark (Margrethe). His decision was neccessary to predate his union with the heiress presumptive and was approved by the Pope.
