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Etymology: The name of the country literally means "lowland" and refers to the geographical features of the highlands (ie Scheldt River, Meuse River and Rhine River, flat river and lower river), about half of the Netherlands above the sea level 1 Meters or more)

Note 1: The Netherlands is one of the four member countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, the other three, Alba, Curacao and Sint Maarten are Caribbean islands; all four components are considered equivalent partners In practice, however, the majority of the problems of the kingdom are managed by the Netherlands, accounting for about 98% of the total area of ​​the Netherlands and the population.

On 23rd January 1579 (the northern provinces of lowland countries terminated the Utrecht Federation and Spain broke up.) On July 26, 1581 they declared officially independent, until January 30, 1648 Westphalia in Spain Peace recognizes this independence

Amendment: "Congressional Act" proposed on behalf of parliament or parliament of the National Assembly or Diet; the Second Council, upon request from the First Council and the newly elected Second Council, "After reading the first sentence of the first sentence, it was subsequently passed through at least two-thirds of the two house votes, approved by the king and revised many times in a row following 2010 (2016)

Election / appointment: The monarchy is genetic, after the second election the leaders of majority or majority associations are usually appointed as Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister is appointed by monarch

Supreme Court: The Supreme Court or Hoge Raad (consisting of 41 presidents, 6 vice presidents, 31 judges or 1 judge and 3 judges), the court is classified as criminal trial, civil trial, tax . And the supervision room

Constitutional monarchy (CIA: world facts: Mexico, 2012; CIA: world facts: Sweden, 2012). With additional quantitative and qualitative assessment of the impact of political participation in formulating and managing educational policies, Mexico and Sweden can better understand best practices. In this paper, Mexico and Sweden conclude that it is a very different county in all three levels of 'Comparative Educational Analysis Framework' and will benefit from sharing professional ideas at all levels (Bray, 2005).

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