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    Today, the Netherlands may be a parliamentary democracy, but it took substantial effort to get there. Throughout a portion of World War 2 the Netherlands were under Nazi occupation and were under strict rule. No matter how badly the Netherlands wished to maintain neutrality, Hitler took complete control. However, the Dutch nation was not going to give in so easily. We will take a look at how Hitler invaded and utilized totalitarianism and the ways the citizens displayed resistance to Nazi rule.

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    Piet Mondrian was born in The Netherlands on March 7, 1872 ("Piet Mondrian Biography, Art, and Analysis of Works"). Mondrian was a Dutch painter and when he first began creating works of art (mostly landscapes of his country), he did so by using geometrical order (Fiero, 18). By 1917 he had stripped his paintings of anything resembling the subject in which he was painting. This became known as De Stijl, or, The Style (Fiero, 18). Instead, he would use "rectangles laid out on a grid of horizontal

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    Multiculturalism is the act of giving equivalent consideration regarding various foundations in a specific setting, and it can happen when a purview is made or extended by amalgamating zones with two or more diverse societies or through migration from various locales around the globe. Multiculturalism that seeks in keeping up the peculiarity of numerous societies is regularly differentiated to other settlement arrangements, for example, social mix, social osmosis, and racial isolation. Multiculturalism

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    patience about their situation, so they started a war. They got their independence later after the war. This colonization that happened had positive and negative effects on south Africa. The first colony that colonized south Africa was the Dutch from Netherlands on June 20, 1652. Then South Africa was colonized by other European countries because the Dutch were weak and their power has decreased. These European countries were Portugal, Britain, and France. During the colonization of south Africa, there

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    Oppression In Persuasion

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    power in a burdensome, cruel, or unjust manner” (Oppression np). This term superbly defines the situation the Netherland Provinces found themselves in before the year of 1684. Under the rule of King Philip II, the King of Spain and the Holy Roman Emperor, the provinces faced countless hardships. Nevertheless, between the years of 1568 to 1648, the seven northern states of the seventeen Netherland Provinces, formally united against King Philip II’s rule and began their fight for independence in the series

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    Still Life With Gilt

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    The seventeenth century was a time of regrowth in the Netherlands. The country was spreading education with the rise of the merchant class, dominating world trade, and excelling in scientific exploration. The art of this time reflected this, and was a representation of all they were fighting for. Still Life with a Gilt, specifically, is a warning to symbolize that the feast is over and to portray that what we possess in this life will not last. Holland was becoming an independent country and artists

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    and risked their lives to save other people. They helped other people because the Nazis were looking for them. The Family were Christians, and would help anyone no mater what. Early Life Corrie Ten Boom was born on April 15, 1892, in Haarlem, Netherlands. In her family, Corrie was the youngest child. She had one brother, Willem, and two sisters, Betsie and Nollie. Her father was Casper Boom, and was a watchmaker and jeweler. They lived in the Barteljorisstraat house in Haarlem ( Beje house ). Below

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    between food choices and religious practices through seasonal cycles and festive occasions that surround the Netherlands also to understand the relationship between food consumption and religious practices and to analyze the role of food as an expression of social identity. As the main focus of this essay is directed towards religion, therefore we need an overview of the religion in Netherlands. Firstly Christianity is the dominant religion followed by 51% of the Dutch population, this consists of 31%

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    A Kitchen Sorgh Analysis

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    A Kitchen Hendrick Sorgh painted A Kitchen in ca. 1643, when Dutch trade, science, military and art were about to become the foremost in the world. This is a 20 1/2 to 17 3/8 inch oil painting on wood. The Eighty Years’ War in the Protestant Low Countries against the political and religious hegemony of the Catholic Spain under the Hapsburgs would eventually end five years later, and start the Dutch Golden Age. The Dutch-American historian Koenraad Wolter Swart named the transition of the United Provinces

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    Royal Dutch and Shell

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    result of a merge between Netherlands’ Royal Dutch and UK’s Shell Corporation. The case looks at the issue of price differentials between several equity listings in different markets from the perspective of investors seeking an arbitrage opportunity. Royal Dutch trades more actively in the Netherlands and U.S. markets, whereas Shell trades more actively in the United States. The result is that the Royal Dutch/Shell relative price moves positively with the Netherlands and U.S. markets and negatively

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