How did the revolutionary uprisings in Belgium end?

The Belgian Revolution of 1830 ended with territorial transformations. The southern provinces were separated from the United Kingdom of the Netherlands. As a result, the Kingdom of Belgium was formed. For Belgium, the results of the revolution were disappointing. Many workers lost their jobs, there was a decrease in wages, and also a decrease in trade turnover. All this negatively affected the economy. There were changes in the language policy: all public schools were closed, French began to be distinguished as opposed to Dutch.