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Netherlands

This category covers questions about the Netherlands, also known as Holland, and its 12 provinces. The word "Dutch" is used to refer to the people, language, and anything related to the Netherlands. The country itself operates under a parliamentary democratic constitutional monarchy.

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Did Hitler take over Holland?

May 10, 1940 marked the day of the German attack on the Netherlands. The Dutch army was outnumbered, both is men and material. After the German airforce firebombed the city of Rotterdam and threatened to bomb more cities the government capitulated.

What is Per capita income of Nigeria?

Per capita... $0.1 a week, which is equivelant to 70 hours

Why are the Netherlands significant during world war 2?

The Netherlands was the one of the ways Nazi Germany got into France. Do you now of the wall the French built, the Marginot line I believe it's called. This was a line of fortifications that was built in between France and Germany. The Germans got past this obstacle by using the same tatic they used in WWI, through what is considered the low countries. The Netherlands was apart of this. Another reason is because of Hitler's goal of world conquest.

How has the military coup affected Nigeria?

Nigeria has witnessed transitions from democratic rule to military rule by force. Military force was justified in that the leaders sought to "maintain control" when democracy created a chaotic and dysfunctional society. Howver, it has always been disputed that military leaders have outstayed their welcome and utilized government resources even AFTER "stabilizing" the nation. Nigeria is overrun by corruption due largely in part to it's patron-client system, or clientalism, which refers to government positions in support for certain leaders. Military rule has largely played into that and had often times used violent forces to supress outbreaks and rebellions, or simply expressions of free speech that did not go over too well with the current government. A key military leader to know is Obasango, who later gave up his military status in order to allow a peaceful transition from military rule to democracy, the first ever in Nigerian history. Hope that helps!! Sonya

How did settlers make a living in New netherland?

One of the first colonies was New York, established in 1664 when King Henry VIII took over by entering the land of the French. When he did they became a colony! And the name was made because he gave the land to his brother the Jester of York, and although he was a small role in the royal community, he gave the name of the land in his honor. New York! They made a living by fishing, and farming wheat, corn, and potatoes. They had very fertile soil, and were able to plant many crops throughout the year. They believed that God gave them everything they needed, as they thought good Christians would do.

How old was anne frank when the Nazis took over Holland?

About 10 Anne Frank would be 9 years old at the beginning of world war II(1939 to 1945). Anne Frank (June 12, 1929 - early March 1945) Born in Frankfurt, Germany, Frank and her family moved to Amsterdam in 1933, after the Nazis gained power in Germany, and were trapped by the Nazi occupation of the Netherlands

What Jewish girl kept a diary for the time her family hid from the Nazis in holand?

Her name was Anne Frank. (12 June, 1929 - early March 1945)The diary, which was given to Anne on her 13th birthday, chronicles her life from June 12, 1942 until August 1, 1944. It has been translated into many languages, has become one of the world's most widely read books, and has been the basis for several plays and films. Anne Frank has been acknowledged for the quality of her writing, and has become one of the most renowned and most discussed victims of the holocaust.

What did Nazis do to Jews in Holland?

Poland was the first country to be attacked by Germany, and that started World War II. France had an alliance with Poland, and they promised to come to their aid if and when they were attacked; they did not. Germany killed and took captive the poles, and forced them into concentration camps. The Nazis executed hundreds of poles, primarily Jewish people, in public. Hundreds of thousands of Polish people were slaughtered in WWII.

How did the Dutch colony of New Netherland become the English colony of New York?

New York was a British colony because it was under British rule until it was admitted to the Union on July 26,1788. The state was named after the Duke of York who went on to became King James II of England.

What causes high crime rate in Nigeria?

The country of Nigeria has a very large crime rate. Since 2007 the crime rate was recorded to be 9/10 stores get robbed per day which means the value of crime in nigeria is 43

Why was new Netherlands founded?

Some people wanted to find religious freedom. While the others wanted to find wealth in fur and gold.

How did the dutch colony of new netherland differ from colonies established by Spain?

the dutch were building colonies in America and so were the Spanish BUT the dutches colonies compared to the Spanish's were tiny.

BASICALLY : the dutches colonies compared to the Spanish were small.

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Why did England take over New Netherlands?

because William penn saw the Pennsylvanis as the "holy experiment" a chance tp put the quarter ideal of tolenration and esquality into practuce. in 1682 he sailed to America to supervise the building of philadelpahia the city of brothers love

Who founded the colony of new netherland?

The colony of New Netherland was founded by the Dutch West India Company in 1624. The company was established in 1621.

What did the English rename new Netherlands in 1664?

Yes, after England's King Charles II decided that his brother, the Duke of York, should drive the Dutch out of New Netherland.

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What year did the Netherlands gain freedom from Spain?

In 1581. The seventeen provinces of the Netherlands were a possession of Spain. This included modern-day Belgium, Luxembourg, parts of France and Germany and today's Holland, or the Netherlands. The seven northern provinces were Protestant and joined in the 1581 Act. By that time the Eighty Years War for the Netherlands Independence from Spain had already been going on for thirteen years. The war did not end until 1648, after which the seven northern provinces were recognized as independent.

When did Nigeria become independent?

Nigerian Independence Nigeria achieved independence from Great Britain on 1 October 1960 under the leadership of Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa, who was in charge of a coalition government. However, there were two military coups in 1966 and then a civil war in 1967.

What was the relationship between native Americans and new Netherlands?

The Dutch pretty much exploited the Native Americans for their rich resources. The Native Americans resented the Dutch, and the Dutch looked down upon them because they considered the Native Americans to be "lower" and "an uncivilized people".

How many Jews died in the Netherlands in World War 2?

Running for cover, they were occupied by Germany and under German law. They did have an aggressive underground movement against the Germans where they did sabotage. They also had their share of collaborators; they met their end at the end of the war to the underground and allies. The population as a whole suffered greatly because of the war.

5 restrictions that were placed on Jews during Nazi occupation of Holland?

The restrictions include; exercising, reading, and listening to music, the group of people hiding in the Annex were able to survive these tough restrictions, and were even able to lead a surprisingly normal life considering the political and social parameters of that time.

What countries were colonized by the Netherlands?

The Netherlands colonized the Dutch East Indies, now Indonesia. There were also Dutch colonies in the Caribbean, as well as Suriname in South America.