In year 2010:
According to the CIA world fact book:
Roman Catholic 30%, Protestant 20% (Dutch Reformed 11%, Calvinist 6% other Protestant 3%), Muslim 5.8%, other 2.2%, none 42% (2006)
As of 2021, the unemployment rate in the Dutch Caribbean region, which includes the former Netherlands Antilles, is around 8%. This figure may vary slightly between the individual islands that comprised the Netherlands Antilles.
Religion is a very important and integral part of Society. Without religion there is no Society
The average height of a man in the Netherlands is around 6 feet (183 cm). This is one of the tallest average heights for men in the world.
The birth rate in the Netherlands in 2009 was 10.3 births per 1,000 people.
The literacy rate in the Netherlands is very high, estimated to be around 99%. This means that the vast majority of the population aged 15 and over can read and write.
Christianity
62% of the Dutch has no affiliation to a religion.
scotland and the Netherlands
Not a lot. In the Netherlands, not a lot of people have a religion.
They learn religion,reading,and arithmetic.
Islamic
England was supporting the Netherlands and had the "audacity" to reject Catholicism as an official religion (supporting Protestantism).
Holland is a region in the Netherlands. Dutch Reformation is the state religion of the Netherlands. 30% Roman Catholic, 11% Dutch Reformed, 6% Calvanist, 3% other Christian, 6% Muslim, 2% other faith. 42% Atheist (one of the highest Atheist percentages in a Democratic country).
Holland is a region in the Netherlands. Dutch Reformation is the state religion of the Netherlands. 30% Roman Catholic, 11% Dutch Reformed, 6% Calvanist, 3% other Christian, 6% Muslim, 2% other faith. 42% Atheist (one of the highest Atheist percentages in a Democratic country).
In France it was particularly influential. The French Protestant's had to escape to Germany.
that would depend on which historical era if it was before the 1500's then the main religion of Scotland and the Netherlands was Roman- Catholic if it was after the reformation of Martin Luther then it would be protestant Christian or Anglican - Catholic. if it is modern day religions those are varied because of varied immigrations, wars etc
England was supporting the Netherlands and had the "audacity" to reject Catholicism as an official religion (supporting Protestantism).