The consequences of the Dutch revolution.
| April 9, 2021 | education
The following main consequences of the Dutch revolution can be distinguished:
1) entailed the development of capitalist relations, which influenced the growth of the economy;
2) The rapid growth of industry began in the country;
3) The Netherlands were able to occupy a dominant position on trade routes, which entailed rivalry with England.
4) In addition, the Netherlands were able to gain their independence and expand their territories.
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