Netherlands

Name of explorer who worked for england and holland

I just moved from Frankfurt Germany to Amsterdam Netherlands and so i have no clue if you need that but it is 224.21 miles or 360.82 km.

if you do not beleave me i have 3 children the ages of 2,4 , and 10 they are all girls Natily, Alysa , and CC. They love school and love pets i have 3 dogs 2 are Akitas and 1 is a Pug the girl akita is named Lulu and the boy is named Joseph the pugs name is Frank and he is a boy. I have a bearded dragon named Jamie. And i use to have a Bird named Zepher . I also use to have two cats named Paris and Lucy ,km 0-.

Thank you very much i hope you need this information.

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As part of the European Union the currency is the EURO (€).

Before that it was the Gulden (1 Gulden = 100 Cents) which was given out in coins of 1 (long ago), 5, 10, 25 cents and 1, 2 1/2, 5 Gulden (and commemorative coins of 10 or 50 Gulden).

1 Gulden = ca. 0,45 Euro

-Germanic peoples (Frisians, Batavians, Saxons, etc)

-Romans

-Franks

-Holy Roman Empire

-Spanish

-Independance -> Dutch Republic 1581

Yes, relatively. The distance: 500 kilometers or 300 miles.

A monarchy, (ruled by a king).

If you want to visit historical sites of WW2, then Holland is the place to be! There's Dutch food, culture, history, and all sorts of cool stuff there. Also, if you are a "fan" of fine arts, then you can go visit the birth place of Vincent Von Gogh and his masterpieces.

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Ik spreek geen Nederlands is a Dutch equivalent of 'I do not speak Dutch'.

The most common cause of underdevelopment in a country is lack of education.

Countries with a well educated populace tend to be developed.

Countries without an educated populace tend to be underdeveloped.

There are other causes as well, such as foreign ownership of the country's resources, but education is the most important.

Eastbound only: Cars $8.00 cash, $8.00 E-ZPass peak, $6.00 E-ZPass off-peak as of 8/23/2010

Yes the Netherlands (AKA Holland) is part of mainland Europe.

The two corporations that the Netherlands relied on its early history were the Dutch East India Company and the Dutch West India Company.

Colonies are generally quite profitable. Spain in particular, pillaged the wealth of central and south America. All the European colonial powers did quite well, on their investments.

It usually takes about 5-10 days.

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Holland rusk is a toast like product approximately the size of an English muffin. It is light, and airy and typically eaten with breakfast. While anything you like can be placed on top (tuna, peanut butter, cheese etc) a favorite is with butter and chocolate sprinkles or sugar. Since the rusk is cold toast not hot toast, the butter helps to hold the topping in place.

Nigeria is in Africa.

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It is called, appropriately, the Northern European Plain. It runs from the Netherlands across Germany and Poland to the East European Plain.

land area wise its hard to even be accuarte in general. Canada is like 6 or 7 times bigger than ALL of Europe

The Netherlands is presently the second largest natural gas producer in Europe and the ninth in the world. Holland's major industries include transportation, distribution and logistics.

The distance by car is around the 70km.

1648 is when The Netherlands won independence. I don't know where people are getting the "1609", but that's B.S.

I'm a student doing a project on The Netherlands, and I know for a fact, it's 1648... So there yuh go! (:

Actually the Netherlands have a longer history than that. Its true that peace of Munster you revered to was signed in 1648. Witch consisted of a merger between the northern netherlands and the southern netherlands. But these netherlands were already there and therefor the origins of the dutch independence has to be sought before the 80 year war.

I believe the "independence" has its origins in the "Plakkaat van Verlatinghe" which was signed on 7-26-1581. It stated that: "The throne of Filips II was abandoned." And was signed by multiple provinces that make up the Netherlands today.

The English. The Kings brother the Duke of York was given a land grant for the area the Dutch colony occupied. This is why NY became New York because it was named after the Duke.