Information about the Netherlands, what information is available about the Netherlands

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1. The Kingdom of the Netherlands, referred to as "the Netherlands", is located in the north-west of Europe, bordering Germany and Belgium. It is a composite state of constitutional monarchy composed of four constituent states: the Netherlands, Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten. The powers of the Netherlands** are limited to defence, foreign affairs, nationality and extradition, and in addition to those powers, the constituent States have full autonomy and autonomy.

2. The Netherlands was ruled by the Austrian Habsburgs and the Spanish Habsburgs before 1648, and the Eighty Years' War against Spanish rule broke out in 1568. In 1581, the Dutch Republic was established, and the Dutch Province was the largest, richest and most powerful province in the Dutch United Republic , and the Chinese translation of "Netherlands" comes from the word "holland". After the signing of the Peace of Westphalia in 1648, Spain officially recognized its independence.

In the 17th century, the country reached its peak and became the most powerful maritime overlord in the world at that time, known as the coachman of the sea. After the Congress of Vienna in 1815, it merged with Belgium to form the United Kingdom of the Netherlands. Belgium became independent in 1831.

A constitutional monarchy was established in 1848.

3. The Netherlands is a highly developed capitalist country, one of the founding members of the European Union and NATO, and a member of international organizations such as the Schengen Convention, the United Nations, and the World Organization.

Summary. Hello 1, the natural environment of the Netherlands.

The Netherlands is located in western Europe, bordered by Germany to the east and Belgium to the south. It is bordered by the North Sea to the west and north, and is located in the delta of the Rhine, Maas and Scheldt rivers. The most prominent feature of the Netherlands' topography is the low flats, with a quarter of the land being less than 1 meter above sea level and a quarter of the land below sea level.

The rivers in the territory are vertical and horizontal, mainly the Rhine River and the Maas River. On the northwestern coast there is IJsselmeersee.

2. The national symbol of the Netherlands.

The flag of the Netherlands is rectangular in shape, made up of three parallel and equal horizontal rectangles of red, white and blue from top to bottom. Blue indicates that the country faces the ocean and symbolizes the happiness of the people; White symbolizes freedom, equality, and democracy. The coat of arms of the Netherlands is a blue frieze with red mink, and two straddling golden lions guard a blue coat of arms with their tails cocked and red tongues.

Information from the Netherlands.

Hello 1, the natural environment of the Netherlands The Netherlands is located in the western part of Europe, adjacent to Germany in the east and Belgium in the south. It is bordered by the North Sea to the west and north, and is located in the delta of the Rhine, Maas and Scheldt rivers. The most prominent feature of the Netherlands' topography is the low flats, with a quarter of the land being less than 1 meter above sea level and a quarter of the land below sea level.

The rivers in the territory are vertical and horizontal, mainly the Rhine River and the Maas River. On the northwestern coast there is IJsselmeersee. 2. The national symbol of the Netherlands, the Dutch flag is rectangular and consists of three parallel and equal horizontal rectangles of red, white and blue from top to bottom.

Blue indicates that the country faces the ocean and symbolizes the happiness of the people; White symbolizes freedom, equality, and democracy. The coat of arms of the Netherlands is a blue frieze with red mink, and two straddling golden lions guard a blue coat of arms with their tails cocked and red tongues.

3. Cultural customs in the NetherlandsThe Netherlands is known for its tolerant and open social atmosphere. Often, the image of the Netherlands is associated with **, tulips, windmills, wooden shoes, cheese and white and blue glazed porcelain, among others. Dutch literature is part of the extensive literary tradition of Western Europe, including epic poems and fables that tell the story of knights.

Humanist literature emerged in the 16th century, and the main exponent of the Netherlands was Erasmus. 4. Natural resources of the NetherlandsThe Netherlands is relatively poor in natural resources, only natural gas and oil reserves are relatively abundant, and there is a certain amount of coal.

Extended Material: History of the NetherlandsThe Netherlands was ruled by the Habsburgs, the Holy Roman Empire and Spain before 1648, and in 1581 the Dutch Republic of the United Provinces (Dutch Republic) was established, and in 1648 Spain officially recognized its independence, and reached its peak in the 17th century, becoming the world's most powerful maritime power at that time, and was once known as the coachman of the sea. The kingdom was established in 1815 and a constitutional monarchy in 1848.