The reasons for the national liberation movement in the Netherlands.

The Netherlands became one of the main centers of colonial uprisings. They were in the possession of Spain. She dictated to them the rules of trade and production. This negatively affected the development of the economy and domestic trade. Merchants could not trade freely with other states. High taxes were levied on the local population. This difficult situation prompted the people to organize a national liberation movement to combat Spanish oppression. Soon, the victory of the Netherlands over Spain was won.