Causes of the bourgeois revolution and war of liberation.

Bourgeois revolutions have taken place at different times. Their position on the timeline depended on the level of development of the state. In the Netherlands, such a revolution took place in the 17th century. The reasons were the desire to free themselves from the yoke of Spain. Holland also showed a desire for a capitalist structure, which was not combined with the feudal one. In England, for example, the bourgeois revolution was caused precisely by these contradictions. To the indignation was added the desire to overthrow the Stuart dynasty from the English throne.