The Dutch Republic Downfall

In the meantime, Britain was the main competitor in the Dutch trade, but if you want the British to stand out, the catch of these ships is very meaningful. For example, between 1652 and 1674, these conflicts were shown on a naval battle map between the UK and the Netherlands (Reference 1). On the map, much of the battle took place between the Dutch trade routes going through the waters around the UK, which ultimately became one of the biggest military challenges faced by the Netherlands Republic.

The UK - Dutch war was a series of recurring conflicts from the 1650s to the 1780s, the subsequent occurrence being consistent with the French Revolution and the Napoleonic war. Both England and the Netherlands are hoping to establish an excellent route between Europe and the rest of the world. The Dutch war in the UK is their way to solve this disagreement. Therefore, the Netherlands decided the terms of the treaty and they got what they wanted perfectly. They gave up all the requirements for the new Amsterdam. There is nothing serious. The Hudson River will not take anyone to Asia and fur trade that was then the only strength in New York at that time.

New Holland - its capital is in New Amsterdam on Manhattan Island - is a settlement in the Netherlands, but due to the diversity of the Dutch Republic itself, it is a diverse population. From the 16th to the 17th century, this small country gradually became the largest trading country on Earth, the famous Dutch golden era was born by the inflow of wealth. A sign of success in the Netherlands is a statement contained in the de facto constitution of 1579, freedom of religion, more precisely a freedom of conscience. "The survey" is a religion "The declaration is a watershed in the history of mankind, which is open during European religious conflict when intolerance was a public policy in the UK, Spain and other countries It was done.

Calvinism is the national religion of the Netherlands during the golden age of the Netherlands. In addition, most Protestants are a wealthier group. On the other hand, Catholics are not highly appreciated. This place provided a subtle religious background to the audience without detailed explanation. Greet's voice is like a strong family should be far from the Protestant. Quoting "a church they will never enter" will give us a deep understanding that the Dutch citizens did not unite under one religion during the golden age of the Netherlands. When Griet experiences something new or changed, the word "strange" is often used. When using the word "weird" instead of curiosity, the audience felt that she was instinctively repelled. The use of this term indicates during this time that the idea related to Catholicism is not universal. (Ky Lee)