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Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Rise of the DutchVersión en línea Usborne Encyclopedia of World History - The Rise of the Dutch por Vijo Gor 1 Who ruled the Netherlands before its independence? a The Ottomans b The Habsburg kings of Spain c The kings of France d The kings of England 2 Which Spanish king tried to control the Netherlands? a King Charles I b King Philip II c King Francis I d King Henry VIII 3 What religion did many Dutch people adopt during Philip II’s reign? a Protestant b Jewish c Orthodox d Catholic 4 Why did religion cause conflict in the Netherlands? a The Dutch wanted to join the Ottoman Empire b The Dutch banned religion entirely c Spain tried to make them all atheists d The Spanish rulers wanted everyone to stay Catholic while many Dutch became Protestants 5 Who led the Dutch in their struggle against Spain? a Francis Drake b Martin Luther c Charles V d William of Orange 6 What was the name of the long struggle against Spanish rule? a The Hundred Years’ War b The English Civil War c The Dutch Revolt d The Peasants’ Revolt 7 What was the goal of the Dutch Revolt? a To stop trade b To gain independence from Spain c To spread Catholicism d To conquer England 8 Why was the Dutch Revolt not only about religion but also about freedom? a The Dutch wanted both political and economic independence from Spanish control b They were ordered by the Pope c They fought to crown a French king d They only cared about building churches 9 When did the Dutch finally declare their independence? a 1453 b 1649 c 1666 d 1581 10 What did they call their new state? a The Holy Roman Empire b The Protestant League c The Spanish Netherlands d The Dutch Republic 11 Who was chosen as their ruler after independence? a William of Orange b Henry VIII c King Philip II d Charles V 12 Why was the Dutch Republic unique in Europe at the time? a It was one of the first modern republics with no king b It was ruled by monks c It banned all trade and religion d It was the largest Catholic empire 13 What became the most important city of the Dutch Republic? a London b Amsterdam c Madrid d Vienna 14 What made Amsterdam rich in the 1600s? a Trade, shipping, and banking b Religious donations c Farming only d Gold from Africa 15 Which regions did the Dutch trade with and colonize? a Asia, Africa, and the Americas b Only North America c Only Europe d Only the Middle East 16 Why did the Dutch become such powerful traders? a They were supported by the Habsburgs b They conquered France and England c They controlled the Pope’s finances d They used advanced ships, banking, and global trade routes to replace Spain as a world power 17 Who was Jan Vermeer? a A Portuguese explorer b A Protestant preacher c A famous Dutch painter known for his realistic everyday scenes d A Spanish general 18 What did Dutch scientists and inventors contribute to during the 17th century? a Poems and prayers b Churches and castles c Microscopes, telescopes, and maps d Cathedrals only 19 Who was William III of Orange? a A Spanish king b A French soldier c A Catholic bishop d A Dutch prince who became King of England with his wife Mary 20 When did William and Mary become rulers of England? a 1689 b 1649 c 1588 d 1707 21 What does William and Mary’s rise show about Dutch and English connections? a England joined the Catholic Church again b The Dutch took over England permanently c The Habsburgs ruled both d Protestant England and the Dutch Republic became strong allies against Catholic powers

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por Vijo Gor

Who ruled the Netherlands before its independence?

Which Spanish king tried to control the Netherlands?

What religion did many Dutch people adopt during Philip II’s reign?

Why did religion cause conflict in the Netherlands?

Who led the Dutch in their struggle against Spain?

What was the name of the long struggle against Spanish rule?

What was the goal of the Dutch Revolt?

Why was the Dutch Revolt not only about religion but also about freedom?

When did the Dutch finally declare their independence?

What did they call their new state?

Who was chosen as their ruler after independence?

Why was the Dutch Republic unique in Europe at the time?

What became the most important city of the Dutch Republic?

What made Amsterdam rich in the 1600s?

Which regions did the Dutch trade with and colonize?

Why did the Dutch become such powerful traders?

Who was Jan Vermeer?

What did Dutch scientists and inventors contribute to during the 17th century?

Who was William III of Orange?

When did William and Mary become rulers of England?

What does William and Mary’s rise show about Dutch and English connections?